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American Men Have Been In Crisis For Generations. A Remedy from 1879 Offers Hope.

Working-class men of every color have been in crisis for generations. The way out is to come together, for the sake of all our kids.

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From Reconstruction's poll taxes to the SAVE Act's proof-of-citizenship rules — a look at how paperwork has long shaped who can vote in America.

New Jersey’s Local Reporters Were There. Don’t Let The Legislature Silence Them.

The Legislature must restore $2.5 million for the NJ Civic Information Consortium before June 30.