Our Take

Find out what is happenning and how together we can create change in North Carolina politics and the issues affecting our everyday lives.

11-15-24

Path to Mark Robinson’s gubernatorial defeat began with Coalition Against Robinson’s Extremism (CARE) formation in April 2023

11-8-24

North Carolina voters reject down-ballot MAGA extremists, break up GOP’s legislative supermajority

11-1-24

In-person early voting in North Carolina is almost over. Have you voted yet?

Ballot Measure

NC’s ‘citizens only’ voting amendment is part of the far-right’s attempt to sow division, cast doubt on our elections

10-17-24

In-person early voting has begun in North Carolina: What you need to know to have a smooth voting experience

10-11-24

Despite right-wing disinformation campaign, the federal and state government response to Helene is ongoing – and earning praise

10-04-24

Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene – What’s happening on the ground and how to help

9-27-24

Maurice ‘Mo’ Green touts experience, highlights Michele Morrow’s right-wing extremism in candidates’ fourth debate

11-15-24

Path to Mark Robinson’s gubernatorial defeat began with Coalition Against Robinson’s Extremism (CARE) formation in April 2023

By Patrick Zarcone | November 15, 2024

11-8-24

North Carolina voters reject down-ballot MAGA extremists, break up GOP’s legislative supermajority

By Patrick Zarcone | November 8, 2024

Post Election(1080x1080)-1

Post Election Messaging Toolkit

By Eleanore Wood | November 1, 2024

11-1-24

In-person early voting in North Carolina is almost over. Have you voted yet?

By Patrick Zarcone | November 1, 2024

Ballot Measure

NC’s ‘citizens only’ voting amendment is part of the far-right’s attempt to sow division, cast doubt on our elections

By Patrick Zarcone | October 25, 2024

10-17-24

In-person early voting has begun in North Carolina: What you need to know to have a smooth voting experience

By Patrick Zarcone | October 17, 2024

10-11-24

Despite right-wing disinformation campaign, the federal and state government response to Helene is ongoing – and earning praise

By Patrick Zarcone | October 11, 2024

10-04-24

Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene – What’s happening on the ground and how to help

By Patrick Zarcone | October 4, 2024

9-27-24

Maurice ‘Mo’ Green touts experience, highlights Michele Morrow’s right-wing extremism in candidates’ fourth debate

By Patrick Zarcone | September 27, 2024

9-20-24-

NC Republicans still supporting self-proclaimed “black NAZI!” Mark Robinson in gubernatorial race

By Patrick Zarcone | September 20, 2024

Voices of
North Carolina

When we take the time to listen to each other, we often realize how much we have in common. Here are the stories of our neighbors and friends. North Carolinians want to live long, healthy lives and free from oppression. Together we can build a state where we can all thrive.

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We have a toolbox here in this country. We have several ways in which we engage with the system. That tool box includes collective actions, petitions, how we interact in our work environments, that tool includes collective bargaining, it includes all those things and aslo includes voting.

- CJ

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I am an Afro Latinx Queer Woman. I take a lot of pride in who I am and the people I represent in my communities. I go out to vote because I know I want to elect people who represent us, who respect us, who see who we are and who I am.

- Sara

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I am a North Carolina teacher whose child qualifies for healthcare for the poor. That is crazy! Our state law makers need to know they need to get their priorities straight. There's something wrong with this.

- Austin

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Working to hold elected officials and institutions accountable and responsive to North Carolinians.

We envision a North Carolina that consistently moves forward boldly and fearlessly, in upholding and enacting values that will make our state work for all of us.

Our Take

North Carolinian's should feel ownership of their government where our representatives respect the diversity and interests of those they were elected to serve.

11-15-24

Path to Mark Robinson’s gubernatorial defeat began with Coalition Against Robinson’s Extremism (CARE) formation in April 2023

11-8-24

North Carolina voters reject down-ballot MAGA extremists, break up GOP’s legislative supermajority

Post Election(1080x1080)-1

Post Election Messaging Toolkit

11-1-24

In-person early voting in North Carolina is almost over. Have you voted yet?

Ballot Measure

NC’s ‘citizens only’ voting amendment is part of the far-right’s attempt to sow division, cast doubt on our elections

10-17-24

In-person early voting has begun in North Carolina: What you need to know to have a smooth voting experience

10-11-24

Despite right-wing disinformation campaign, the federal and state government response to Helene is ongoing – and earning praise

10-04-24

Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene – What’s happening on the ground and how to help

9-27-24

Maurice ‘Mo’ Green touts experience, highlights Michele Morrow’s right-wing extremism in candidates’ fourth debate

9-20-24-

NC Republicans still supporting self-proclaimed “black NAZI!” Mark Robinson in gubernatorial race

Find out what is happening and how together we can create change in North Carolina and the issues affecting our everyday lives.

Voices of North Carolina

When we take the time to listen to each other, we often realize how much we have in common. Here are the stories of our neighbors and friends. North Carolinians want to live long, healthy lives and free from oppression. Together we can build a state where we can all thrive.

cj-art

“

We have a toolbox here in this country. We have several ways in which we engage with the system. That tool box includes collective actions, petitions, how we interact in our work environments, that tool includes collective bargaining, it includes all those things and aslo includes voting.

-CJ

sara-art

“

I am an Afro Latinx Queer Woman. I take a lot of pride in who I am and the people I represent in my communities. I go out to vote because I know I want to elect people who represent us, who respect us, who see who we are and who I am.

- Sara

austing-art

“

I am a North Carolina teacher whose child qualifies for healthcare for the poor. That is crazy! Our state law makers need to know they need to get their priorities straight. There's something wrong with this.

- Austin

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