Saving Your Time—This Week in One Email
Every interview. Every article. And yes, a Dad Joke
Here’s your full recap of what was covered this week on Let’s Address This—all in one email.
Today, in Nashville, we kick off a 1,000 mile journey. We are marching because the Supreme Court gutted Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act in Louisiana v. Callais. And because the horrific “SAVE Act” is one step closer to becoming law, and permanently installing fascism in America.
Every mile is a voter registration opportunity. Every stop is an organizing event. Every city on the route—Nashville, Atlanta, Birmingham, Jackson, Memphis—is a community that needs resources, visibility, and solidarity. And our target is measurable: 100,000 voter registrations.
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Interviews & Articles from This Week
1. Monday — Dr. Ilyasah Shabazz | Redefining How Society Views Malcolm X
2. Monday — Malik Yusef on the Creative Process and Turning Survival Into Art
3. Tuesday — ARTICLE: Turning 44 Today
4. Thursday — The GOP’s Communist Smear, Rising Anti-Muslim Hate, and Dems Surge in Polls
5. Friday — ARTICLE: Six Democrats Just Betrayed Us—1,000 Miles to Memphis Cannot Wait
What Is The Public Thinking?
This week, prediction markets put Democrats’ odds of winning all four core Senate seats—Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, and Maine—around 47-55%. Georgia and Michigan remain the real pressure points: both are toss-up races in Trump-won states where organizing on the ground will make or break the outcome. Michigan’s primary is coming up fast on August 4. These numbers shift week to week, and staying informed about where things stand matters.
Dad Joke of the Week
I once thought about becoming a Presbyterian but I wanted to walk the walk so I became a Pedestrian 😅.
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No one walks the walk like a devout pedestrian.
Two idiots in the same room at the OVAL office drinking Coke-Cola: Trump,, Kennedy and the rest of that Cabinet