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Are Black voters really leaving Democrats in the dust?
Using data from the Cooperative Election Study, A&S political scientist Brian Schaffner and rising fourth-year A&S student Caroline Soler analyze the support that Democrats have had from Black voters and Black nonvoters from 2008 to 2020.
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In ‘Sing Sing,’ incarcerated men find redemption through the life-changing power of art
David Delvalle comments on how TUPIT impacted the culture at MCI-Concord, where he was incarcerated. Delvalle received his associate degree while participating in the program and went on to study at Tufts.
KAWC
Young voters enthused about election but don't feel heard
Sara Suzuki of CIRCLE is quoted about the impact that Arizona youth voters could have on the 2024 election.
KQED
For Olivia Rodrigo Fans, Abortion Rights Are Nonnegotiable in 2024
CIRCLE's 2020 election data is cited in this article interviewing young fans of Olivia Rodrigo on the issues that will bring them to polls this November.
NBC Boston
Can the ‘meme-ification' of Kamala Harris save declining youth voter turnout in Mass.?
CIRCLE's Ruby Belle Booth tells NBC Boston it's candidates' positions and actions on the key issues for their generation that will ultimately shape young voters' participation this November.
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Kamala Harris Inspires Hope Among Young Democrats
CIRCLE's Ruby Belle Booth notes the need for Vice President Kamala Harris to make “the case that she can champion the causes that young people care about."
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