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Why Act Right Now?


“America 250: Country at a Crossroads,” examined the state of American democracy as it approaches its 250th anniversary. To resist tyranny, the current challenges posed by executive power and judicial decisions, and to preserve civil rights. The actions of Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman on January 6, 2021, who diverted a mob away from the Senate chamber.

RESISTING TYRANNY

CHALLENGES POSED BY EXECUTIVE POWER & JUDICIAL DECISIONS
Ben Franklin’s 1787 description of the U.S. government as “a republic, if you can keep it.” current U.S. Congress acts as a “pathetically weak” body that has abandoned its constitutional check on the executive branch. the Supreme Court decision granting the President absolute and total immunity, stating it removed essential democratic guardrails. executive corruption and clarify immunity limits.
Supreme Court voting rights ruling cause the largest reduction in minority representation since the end of Reconstruction.
systematic erasure of Black political representation.

PRESERVE CIVIL RIGHTS The actions of Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman on January 6, 2021, who diverted a mob away from the Senate chamber. gerrymandering: Republicans redraw congressional maps. protect voting rights,

THE IMPROVEMENT OF LIFE such as housing and healthcare costs.
federal contractors discriminating based on race, religion, or sexual orientation.
ended enforcement of the Fair Housing Act of 1968 and rescinded rules prohibiting segregated facilities for government contractors.

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