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     “Sheroes” abound in independent films. As an international independent filmmaker of diverse and indigenous communities over the last 4 decades, I have worked with some amazing women whose stories were amplified on the screen; stories that celebrate their unique and oftentimes challenging circumstances. Relevant to impressionable young people, female and male, these inspirational stories move and inspire us as we follow their difficult journeys we are elevated by their achievements.

Reflections on the End of the Death Penalty

Where We Are and Where We’re Headed

       There is a diversity ex-plosion taking place across the country, in the White House, in Congress, with women and with people of color. The new census reports confirm the importance of racial minorities as the primary demographic engine of the nation’s growth.

     Looking back over nine decades, I’m proud and pleased because secular humanism – the progressive struggle to make life better for everyone – won hundreds of victories during my time.

Is Cuomo Being Negroed?

The War on Poverty & Minimum Wage Conspiracy

      America is changing, and in 2045, the majority in the country will be people of color. Personally, I think the transformation is taking place right now. In 2035 the majority of the country will be people of color. White people are not reproducing for many different reasons, and without children the race cannot grow and prosper.

Blood for Oil

     Clarke is president of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, a historic and important civil rights group. She has worked at the U.S. Justice Department and headed the civil rights bureau in the New York Attorney General’s office. She helped expose Trump’s sham Election Integrity Commission, which was designed to create justifications for voter sup-pression. And she resisted the Trump administration’s efforts to corrupt the 2020 census.