Students Need to Learn Our True History: A Student's Perspective

High School junior Brennan Eberwine says lawmakers should stop trying to whitewash history so he and his classmates can learn the honest truth – good and bad.

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Special Election for House District 42

Tuesday, February 22, 2022 is Election Day in Kentucky's 42nd House District! Know your rights when voting and see if you live in the 42nd, where to vote, and what to take with you.

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Letter to Senate Judiciary Committee Opposing SB138, School Censorship Bill

Lawmakers are trying to ban fact-based conversations about history in the classroom, a clear violation of the First Amendment.

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Letter to House Education Committee on Universal Masking Requirements

House Bill 51 would ban schools, colleges, and universities from requiring universal masking. Banning safe, simple, and effective precautions would limit equal access to education for some students with disabilities.

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One Year Later, Our Democracy is Still in Crisis

One year after an attempted coup, voter suppression is rearing its head at every turn.

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2022 Legislative Agenda and People's Lobbying Guide

Kentucky lawmakers are back in Frankfort for the 2022 legislative session. View our legislative agenda and fact sheets for this year's top priorities. See how you can get involved in the People's Lobbying Guide.

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How to Run for State Office

We The People doesn't include all of us unless our government represents us all. Learn more about running for office and make your voice heard.

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Resource List for Kentuckians Affected by December Storms

Kentucky experienced one of the deadliest tornadoes in US history. But we are resilient and we will build back stronger. View this list of storm recovery resources and volunteer opportunities.

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After 3 Deaths in Louisville Jail in 1 Week, Judges and Prosecutors Must Act

Three people died in Louisville's jails in just one week. After failures from Mayor Fischer and Metro Council, we are demanding emergency action from elected judges and prosecutors.

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