Kindra Cooper

Daily Kos • 31st August 2020

Joe Biden could win Texas on health care platform, Democrats say

Daily Kos • 9th August 2020

Teacher unions protest school reopening: "Children can't be held accountable for their own health."

Daily Kos • 5th September 2020

Texans advised to vote in person this November to avoid voter suppression

Daily Kos • 18th June 2020

Texas Democrats take the fight for vote-by-mail to the U.S. Supreme Court

Daily Kos • 11th May 2020

Texans call for Medicaid expansion amid COVID-19 pandemic

The Brooklyn Reader • 15th April 2019

Clinton Hill Public Hearing Gets Heated over NYC Borough-Based Jails

The Brooklyn Reader • 26th November 2018

The Blue Wave Has Reached the NY Senate — What’s Next?

The Brooklyn Reader • 10th August 2018

Working Families Party looks to unseat Democrats in election

CCW Digital • 18th March 2019

Former President Barack Obama on why a leader is only as good as his employees

The Brooklyn Reader • 18th November 2016

In Crown Heights, Policy Experts Discuss What a Trump Presidency Could Mean for Civil Rights

The Brooklyn Reader • 16th July 2018

Candidates for NY State Office Take Aim at Political Establishment in Albany and D.C.

The Justice Watch • 18th July 2017

An inside look at the NYPD’s surveillance of Muslim communities

The Brooklyn Reader • 13th July 2018

Assemblywoman Richardson Accuses Sen. Hamilton of Slander, Calls...

The Brooklyn Reader • 24th October 2017

Brooklyn Conference ponders art as platform for political change

The Justice Watch • 9th July 2016

Muslim artists and writers stand up for their own portrayals in Hollywood

The Ticker • 3rd March 2015

War correspondents on risking life and limb while covering conflict

The Brooklyn Reader • 21st May 2017

Social Entrepreneur Mawuli Hormeku Runs for City Council in East New York

The Brooklyn Reader • 25th June 2018

Flatbush Org Launches Campaign Against NYPD Occupation

Digital Journal • 13th January 2016

Seeing through propaganda: Chinese millennials want to be heard

China’s economic boom post-Tiananmen served to pacify the frustrated youth that had mounted the anti-Communist protests in 1989. But as the economy slows, Chinese millennials are overcoming what many refer to as state-induced amnesia.

The Brooklyn Reader • 17th October 2017

Newly elected councilmember Alicka Samuel hashes out plans for Brownsville