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Christian Right Denialism is More Dangerous Than Ever

A Reporter’s Guide to the New Apostolic Reformation
Popular media has ignored the influence of the New Apostolic Reformation, even denying its existence.
Frederick Clarkson
André Gagné
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A Crumbling Cornerstone of the Christian Right

It is striking that an organization that was once so unambiguously Christian Nationalist makes no appeal to Christian nationalism in their 2020 election year resource.
Frederick Clarkson
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Political Research Associates

It's Not Over Yet

A Conversation on the Fight for Democracy
Watch the recording now: On 11.17.20, PRA convened social justice movement leaders and PRA partners to reflect and strategize together as we discussed what it will take to build real multi-racial, feminist democracy for the long-haul.
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It's Not Over Yet

Spring/Summer 2021 Webinar Series
In the wake of four years of far-right populist governance culminating in a violent insurrection, PRA is holding steady in the knowledge that it’s not over yet. Join PRA for a five-part webinar series as we evaluate the state of the Right.
Political Research Associates
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Epicenter: Chicago

Reclaiming a City from Neoliberalism
Introduction In many ways, all eyes are on Chicago. The city increasingly finds itself at the epicenter of multiple discourses of violence and safety – from hubristic Presidential tweets claiming…
Andrea J. Ritchie
Report
Political Research Associates

Building the Cultural and Political Power of Pro-Choice Religious Communities

Colloquium Proceedings: May 14, 2020
On May 14, 2020, PRA convened a colloquium on Building the Cultural and Political Power of Prochoice Religious Communities to discuss strategic opportunities and challenges in advancing reproductive freedom.
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Insurrection: Past, Present, and Future

A PRA Webinar Roundtable
On 1.17.2021, PRA convened a panel of organizers and experts to reflect on the January 6th insurrection, far-right mobilizing throughout the 2020 election season and into 2021, and the implications of an emboldened Far Right for racial justice organizing.
Political Research Associates
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Religious Freedom and the Machinations of the Christian Right

A PRA Webinar Roundtable
Religious Freedom is one of the most liberatory ideas in human history, and a central issue of our time. Join PRA for a discussion on the appropriative and revisionist strategies deployed by the Christian Right to advance their theocratic agenda
Political Research Associates
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From The Archives: Laying Siege to the Last Abortion Clinic in Mississippi

Back in 2006, Salon.com contributor Michelle Goldberg wrote an article for the Public Eye Magazine discussing the attacks on, and the resiliency of the last standing women’s health clinic in Mississippi. As new developments continue to unfold, the piece remains as relevant today as it was when it was first written.
Owen Jennings
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