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Trump Wants States to Stop Mail-In Voting

BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — President Donald Trump said in his meeting with the Ukrainian president on Monday that he would issue an executive order before the 2026 midterms to end mail-in election ballots.

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“There’s no reason to set the clock back, simply because Vladimir Putin gave him some political advice,” said Donna Brazile, former head of the Democratic National Committee and former chair of the DNC’s Voting Rights Institute. President Donald Trump said in his meeting with the Ukrainian president on Monday that he would issue an executive order before the 2026 midterms to end mail-in election ballots. Subsequently, the president also acknowledged his Alaskan conversation with Putin, in which the Russian president told him, “Your election was rigged because you have mail-in voting.”

However, for Democrats, the concern is not Trump’s EO but how he rallies the states to end mail-in balloting. “He doesn’t have the power to order any of this. He [Trump] hopes he can make state governments do what he can’t,” says Eric Holder, former Obama Attorney General of the United States, and is currently the chairman of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee (NDRC). “We’ve made significant progress and providing access to people to vote by mail or to vote early. Any efforts to curtail that accessibility will only set us back as a country,” adds Brazile. Donald Trump has voted by mail twice in 2020 in the state of Florida, and he consulted Friday with Russian President Vladimir Putin about the issue of voting by mail.

Reflecting on history, Brazile notes, “Most modern democracies give voters give citizens the tools to vote by mail or vote early. Or, in some cases, same-day vote of registration.” Brazile also says Donald Trump benefited from early voting in the 2024 election cycle after winning several states, “like North Carolina.” The Veteran democratic strategist advises the twice-elected president: ” Before putting forward an executive order, he might want to talk to his state governors and secretaries of state, along with the RNC. [Republican National Committee]” In a related note, Brazile will sponsor a resolution at the DNC meeting next week on preserving voting rights for all Americans.

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Celebrating Juneteenth – Frederick Douglass on education and resistance

This video from BlackPressUSATV explores the significance of Juneteenth, focusing on the enduring wisdom of Frederick Douglass. It delves into his powerful perspectives on the vital role of education as a tool for liberation and empowerment. Douglass’s words are presented as a cornerstone for understanding the ongoing struggle for equality and the importance of continuous […]
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This video from BlackPressUSATV explores the significance of Juneteenth, focusing on the enduring wisdom of Frederick Douglass. It delves into his powerful perspectives on the vital role of education as a tool for liberation and empowerment. Douglass’s words are presented as a cornerstone for understanding the ongoing struggle for equality and the importance of continuous resistance against oppression.

The content highlights how education and active resistance are intertwined, drawing parallels from historical movements to contemporary challenges. This exploration of Frederick Douglass’s teachings offers valuable insights into the spirit of Juneteenth and its relevance in today’s fight for justice and human rights.

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Kansas City Launches Juneteenth Season with Parade Along 18th Street

THE COMMUNITY VOICE — Unlike last year, when rain forced organizers to cancel the parade, this year’s event enjoyed pleasant weather and helped launch another busy Juneteenth season in Kansas City’s historic 18th & Vine District.
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The Kansas City Juneteenth Parade returned to 18th Street on Saturday, June 6, drawing crowds for more than two hours of drill teams, dance groups, car clubs, Greek organizations and community entries. Spectators also got their first chance to experience the new 18th Street pedestrian improvements, with widened sidewalks and seating areas providing a front-row view of the festivities.

Unlike last year, when rain forced organizers to cancel the parade, this year’s event enjoyed pleasant weather and helped launch another busy Juneteenth season in Kansas City’s historic 18th & Vine District.

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