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  "path": "/article/211254/stacey-abrams-this-national-project-not-just-south",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-03T10:00:00.000Z",
  "site": "https://newrepublic.com",
  "tags": [
    "Video",
    "Politics",
    "Right Now",
    "Stacey Abrams",
    "Voting Rights",
    "Georgia",
    "YouTube",
    "Substack",
    "here",
    "America Pride Rises",
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  "textContent": "_You can watch this episode of_ Right Now With Perry Bacon _above or by following this show on YouTube or Substack. You can read a transcript here._\n\nFormer Georgia state representative and gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams says that conservatives are right to target diversity, inclusion, and equity because implementing those concepts forces white people, men, and other traditionally dominant groups in the U.S. to share power. She argues the Nineteenth Amendment, the Voting Rights Act, and other landmark policies are part of DEI. “DEI is the body of law that allows everyone to participate,” Abrams says in the latest edition of _Right Now._ Abrams helps lead America Pride Rises, an organization trying to define DEI initiatives across the country. Abrams also emphasized that people around the country need to start focusing on the rollback of Black political power happening in the South. Tactics used against Black people in the South, Abrams warns, are likely to be used to target other groups around the country. That’s what’s happened in the past, she says. Abrams also discusses the strong chance that Democrats have to sweep the statewide races in Georgia this fall.",
  "title": "Stacey Abrams: “This Is a National Project ... Not Just the South”"
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