Maya Wiley
Maya Wiley
Maya Wiley is president and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, the nation’s oldest, largest and most diverse civil rights coalition in the U.S. working to protect and expand civil & human rights for all. Wiley is a former legal analyst for MSNBC and NBC News.
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Time and time again, the president has abused his power, taking authority he does not have and acting as if it were legitimate.
These things don’t happen in a vacuum. The administration’s attacks on free speech didn’t start with Kimmel, and they certainly won’t end there either.
People want to voice their priorities, what they care most about, what they fear, and what should be done about it. Trump is taking that away from them.
We’ve seen this administration start by targeting the powerful so it can gain the capitulation of everybody else.
People aren’t data points. Instead of pointing fingers, we must better understand what people’s needs are and why they’re not getting met.
Republicans keep attacking “childless” Kamala Harris. That says much more about them than it does about her.
When Thomas says anti-reform efforts made a lot of judges happy, she’s not talking about lower court judges. She’s talking about her husband.
