Tag: Civic Engagement
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Why I’m Proud to Be a Democrat
I’m proud to be a Democrat because my political choices come from lived experience, not headlines. I believe government should make communities safer, fairer, and more humane—and I’ll explain why and how.
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This November’s Quiet Election Could Shape Texas for Decades
This November, Texans will vote on 17 proposed constitutional amendments in an election most skip. Low turnout means just a fraction of voters will decide big changes. Here’s what’s on the ballot, why it matters, and how your vote can shape Texas for decades.
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Why Dissent Matters (And Who’s Really to Blame)
Dissent isn’t dangerous—it’s democratic. In this article, we break down why opposing voices matter and what’s really driving the issues people love to blame on the nearest political scapegoat. From gas prices to taxes, if we want accountability, we need to look at who actually holds the power—and who benefits from our anger.
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Can I Call You a Neighbor If You Laugh When My House Burns Down?
In the wealthiest country in the world, I don’t understand why we celebrate cruelty over compassion. This reflection asks hard questions about what it means to be a neighbor, a Christian, and a decent human being in a time when empathy feels in short supply.
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H.R.1 is One Big Bill, but It’s Not Beautiful
HB 1 has been called the “Big Beautiful Bill,” but beneath the name are massive spending increases, deep cuts to healthcare and food assistance, and new restrictions that hurt everyday Americans. Here’s why this bill is too big to pass, and how you can help stop it.
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