Op-ed: AZ Democratic Party Chair Fernandez: Renaming SR-202 After Charlie Kirk Mars Legacy of Ed Pastor & Lori Piestewa
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Op-ed: AZ Democratic Party Chair Fernandez: Renaming SR-202 After Charlie Kirk Mars Legacy of Ed Pastor & Lori Piestewa
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I’m live with VoteVets to discuss the war in Iran, how Trump is attacking vets’ rights, and why the midterm elections are our chance to hold this Administration accountable. Watch here:
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Since when do we allow other countries to dictate when we go to war. What happened to America first?
Arizonans should not have to choose between keeping the lights on and keeping their bills affordable. APS can remain financially strong, attract investment, and maintain reliable service—all while charging customers a whole lot less.
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It's always a good day to double-check your voter registration.
People who’ve never served are often the quickest to start dropping bombs without a plan for what’s next.
The American people have seen this play out before and they’re tired of it. Trump is sending our servicemembers into harm’s way without a clear explanation or an end goal.
At SOTU, expect lies about the economy as we pay the price. tucson.com/opinion/colu...
Arizona Democrats work each day to make Arizona more Affordable. A.G. Kris Mayes just won big!
A.G. Mayes fought for a more Affordable Arizona and won!
As an unapologetic champion for the Black community, his leadership amplified the voices of those historically denied power, proving that a truly just society requires active rebellion against systemic oppression.
His remarkable ability to take dissent from church basements to the national stage registered millions of new voters and directly paved the way for subsequent Black political victories, ultimately centering the moral struggle for racial justice, gender equality, and peace.
Beyond his trailblazing presidential runs, Jackson built the powerful Rainbow Coalition, a progressive force that successfully united marginalized communities from labor unions and environmentalists to LGBTQ activists and people of color to fight for structural change rather than mere concessions.
Reverend Jesse Jackson was a towering titan of fearless advocacy who fundamentally transformed the political landscape by refusing to let Black people be neglected or disregarded.
Today, it’s our responsibility to fight for all Arizonans by protecting rights, investing in education, and standing up for working people.
Let’s recommit to building an Arizona that works for everyone.
Happy Statehood Day, Arizona. 🌵
For 114 years, our state has been shaped by hardworking families, organizers, and leaders who believed in opportunity, fairness, and a better future.
What is she talking about?
Arizona Democrats are fighting to build a more affordable Arizona.
Leaders like Ethel Maynard helped lay the groundwork for greater equity and opportunity across our state.
#BlackHistoryMonth #ArizonaLeaders #ArizonaWomen
As a committed Democrat, she served as a delegate to the 1956 Democratic National Convention. Her leadership demonstrated that Arizona’s public institutions are strongest when they reflect the communities they serve.
Ethel Maynard was a trailblazer in Arizona public service and the first Black woman elected to the Arizona Legislature.
Maynard served in municipal leadership in southern Arizona and helped open doors for Black women in governance during a time when representation was rare.
He later became the state’s first Black assistant attorney general and first Black judge.
#BlackHistoryMonth #ArizonaHistory #CivilRights
As a legislator and a lawyer, Daniels worked through the courts to challenge segregation in Arizona’s school system, helping secure equal educational access for Black students.
In 1948, he became the first Black lawyer to be barred in the state of Arizona, and in 1950, Daniels, along with Carl Sims, became the first Black legislators ever elected in Arizona.
Hayzel B. Daniels was a trailblazing civil rights leader and legislator who helped desegregate Arizona schools before the landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision.
Calvin C. Goode served on the Phoenix City Council for more than 40 years, one of the longest tenures in Arizona history.
Goode was a tireless advocate for affordable housing, civil rights, and social services who helped shape modern Phoenix.
#BlackHistoryMonth #ArizonaLeaders
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