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'A Guarantee of Not Being Shot Is Impossible': Amnesty Issues Global Travel Warning to All People in the US

A demonstrator holds a sign depicting an assault rifle at a protest against President Trump's visit, following a mass shooting which left at least 22 people dead, on August 7, 2019 in El Paso, Texas. Protestors also called for gun control and denounced white supremacy. Trump is scheduled to visit the city today. A 21-year-old white male suspect remains in custody in El Paso which sits along the U.S.-Mexico border. (Photo: Mario Tama/Getty Images)

WATCH: To Combat Hate and Violence, AOC Urges US to 'Go Deep' and 'Love Bigger' to Break Grip of White Supremacy

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"We will always be here and hold space for you to come back," AOC said directly to those now mired in racist ideologies. "We will love you back. You are not too far gone."

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Citing Racist Massacres and 'Inexcusable' Prevalence of Guns, Foreign Countries Issue Travel Safety Warnings for United States

Julia Conley, staff writer

"The world is watching."

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After El Paso Massacre, Experts and Others Say Time to Call Racist Shooting What It Was: 'Trump-Inspired Terrorism'

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"Thanks to his hate-filled rhetoric, the president poses a clear and present...

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At Least 29 Dead After Shootings In Texas and Ohio, With Police Probing Alleged White Supremacist Views of El Paso Gunman

40+ State and Local Prosecutors Say They Won't Enforce 'Unconscionable' Abortion Bans

Corn burst from a grain bin which was soaked with floodwater on March 23, 2019, near Union, Nebraska.

'A Drastic Difference': With Climate Crisis Fueling Storms and Floods, Historic Delay in Planting Season Threatens US Farmers and Food Prices

Thousands of people attempt to march down Istanbul's famous Istiklal street during a rally for International Women's Day on March 8, 2019.

Abortion Laws in Saudi Arabia More Forgiving Than in Alabama: Report

'This Is Not A Drill': Amid GOP Attack, Pro-Choice #StopTheBans Rallies Take Place Nationwide

Pro-choice protesters in Chicago, July 2018.

Despite Inclusive Rhetoric, Corporations Back Extremist State Legislators Waging War on Women

'Victory for Ohio Voters' as Court Strikes Down GOP's Gerrymandered Map

In 'Historic Vote,' Ohio City Residents Grant Lake Erie Legal Rights of a Person

'This Needs to Happen Nationally': Ohio City Ditches Columbus Day to Make Election Day Paid Holiday

Protesters gather during a rally held by the group Common Cause in front of the U.S. Supreme Court January 10, 2018 in Washington, DC.

'Setback for Voting Rights': Supreme Court Upholds Ohio's Voter-Purge Process

Arguing Before Supreme Court, Rights Advocates Take Aim at Ohio's 'Illegal' Voter Purges

Standing with Bernie Sanders at a Protect Working Families rally in Dayton, Ohio.

Bernie Sanders Takes His "Protecting Working Families" Tour On the Road

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National Organization for Women (NOW)

Ohio Sends Brett Kavanaugh a “Save The Date” Card—Get Ready To Repeal Roe

Patriotic Millionaires

Patriotic Millionaire on Supreme Court Decision: Voting Should Be Easier, Not Harder

The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights

Supreme Court Undermines Right to Vote

Common Cause

Supreme Court Clears Ohio Voter Roll Purges

Common Cause

Ohioans Approve Bipartisan Reform of Congressional Redistricting in Growing National Trend

ACLU

ACLU and Demos Present Arguments at Supreme Court in Ohio Voter Purge Case

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Pierre Tristam

Of Course Guns Have Nothing To Do With It. Nothing.

Thom Hartmann

The Latest Massacre Shows the Second Amendment Model of ‘Slave Patrols’ Is Still in Effect

Michael Winship

Please, I'd Like to Stop Writing about Innocents Killed by Guns

Les Leopold

Will the Democrats Abandon Lordstown to Trump?

Harvey Wasserman

Ohio Stumbles, With a Team Trump Nudge, Toward Nuclear and Coal

Alexa Kolbi-Molinas

Alabama Is the Most Explicit Example of What's Been Happening to Abortion Rights for Decades

Carl J. Mayer

In Ohio, A Key Test for Politicians Willing to Challenge Corporate Power

Mike Lofgren

A Buckeye’s Lament: What Has Happened to Ohio and the Midwest?

Fran Korten

Rejection of Gerrymandering in Ohio Suggests the US Wants Fairer Elections

Richard Eskow

Primary Day: Lessons for Democrats