July 29, 2025

Any Attempt to Serve the Common Good in Kansas Will Face Partisan Attacks. Society Demands Better.

Mark McCormick, kansasreflector.com

The U.S. Supreme Court last week ruled the Trump administration could continue dismantling the Department of Education.

It’s the latest public institution under assault by people obsessed with destroying any semblance of a common good.

If you hate government and you’re indifferent to human suffering, you shouldn’t run for office. Attacking public education constitutes an attack on our societal fabric.

We need people who believe in government, not hateful bureaucrats eager to scrap crucial institutions people depend on for upward mobility if not basic survival.

It’s called “public service” for a reason. Read here.

 

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COWLEY COUNTY

SATURDAY, AUGUST 9 10:30AM

"What's New and on the Horizon for City/County Health Department"

More information available here.

Women for Kansas welcomes

Jeanne Klein presenting on the

KANSAS SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT and the Fight for Women's Voting Rights in the Sunflower State

SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 2PM

More information available here.

Contact a Chapter Leader near you to learn more. A complete list is available here.

An Early Report on the Kansas Governor’s Race: Heavyweight Republicans and

Low-Key Democrats

Clay Wirestone, kansasreflector.com

Read here.

Ty Masterson Calls Kansas a Disaster. Funny, He’s Already Running It

Joel Mathis, kansas.com

Read here.

Public Broadcasting Cuts Threaten Nonprofit Newsrooms

Cody Holyoke and Caroline Todd, kmbc.com

Watch here.

KS Comm. Secretary Laments Taxpayer Cost of Repeat Audits of Economic Grant Program

Tim Carpenter, kansasreflector.com

Read here.

WHAT'S NEW IN #KSLEG?

Stay up-to-date with what your KS Legislators are voting for, or against. Watch here.

Panasonic Invested a Hefty Sum in Kansas. Will Any of It Help Topeka?

Jack Harvel, cjonline.com

Read here.

KS Governor Laura Kelly Talks About Decision to Leave Natl Governors Assn.

Brayden Day, ksnt.com

Watch here.

"Real Fed Up" Billboards Popping Up Around Kansas

When driving Northbound I-235 near Kellogg & West Street in Wichita, you might see one of many boards going up in response to a town hall meeting in which Roger Marshall left abruptly. Another board can be see west along I-70, mile marker 25. Watch here.

Medicaid Cuts Will Devastate Our Fellow Kansans Who Rely on Program for Mental Health Care

Mary Jones, kansasreflector.com

Read here.

Kansas Could Lose Millions After Congress Cut SNAP Funds. Thousands May Go Hungry

Zane Irwin, kcur.org

Listen here.

Western Kansans Have to Travel Miles to See a Doctor. Experts Say it Leads to Worse Health Outcomes

Kansas News Service, thisistopeka.com

Read here.

How US Adults Feel About Legal Abortion

3 Years after Roe was Overturned, According to

AP-NORC Poll

Geoff Mulvihill and Amelia Thomson-Deveaux, ksn.com

Read here.

‘Under the ADA We Are All Winners’: Leaders and Advocates Commemorate ADA’s 35th Anniversary

Kameron Macrorie, wibw.com

Watch here.

States Sue USDA Over Efforts to Gather Food Stamp Data on Tens of Millions of People

Jude Joffe-Block, npr.org

Read here.

Morality and Money Mix in Leavenworth’s Mass Deportation Detention Center Debate

Mary Sanchez, thebeaconnews.org

Read here.

Federal Court Rules Kansas Legislators

Tried to Suppress Speech with 2021 Advance Voting Law

Anna Kaminski, Kansas Reflector; kake.com

Read here.

House Republicans Hold Voter Suppression Hearing With Top Anti-Voting Lawyers

Matt Cohen, democracydocket.com

Read here.

Court Restricts Who Can Bring Voting Rights Challenges in a Case Involving Voters

with Disabilities

The Associated Press, wtop.com

Read here.

Supreme Court Keeps a Pause for Now on a Ruling that Weakens the Voting Rights Act

Hansi Lo Wang, kansaspublicradio.org

Read here.

‘Toothless’ Compulsory Voting Can Increase Voter Turnout

Caroline Paczkowski, news.uga.edu

Read here.

State Voting Rights Acts: Voter Suppression

Center for American Progress

Watch here.

Appeals Court Delivers Blow to Voting Rights Act

Yunior Rivas, democracydocket.com

Read here.

Push to Trash Department of Education Points to a Darker Aim

Mark McCormick, Kansas Reflector; rawstory.com

Listen here.

College Employees in Kansas Can’t List Pronouns in Emails

Ryan Quinn, insidehighered.com

Read here.

Why Kansas Universities Are Gutting DEI Efforts, Including Pronouns in Emails

Stacey Saldanha-Olson, cjonline.com

Read here.

Education Department Says It’s Releasing More Than $5 Billion in Frozen Grants

Sequoia Carrillo, kansaspublicradio.org

Read here.

Letter to the Times: Why a Kansas University Professor Includes Her Pronouns in Her Email Signature

Amii Castle, lawrencekstimes.com

Read here.

More information available here.

Join Women for Kansas as we celebrate

Women's Equality Day with a presentation by

Jeanne Klein about the Kansas Suffrage Movement

and the fight for women's voting rights

in the Sunflower State.

More information available here.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 10AM

Douglas & Broadway, Wichita. More information available here.

WEDNESDAYS, 7PM

Via Zoom

AUGUST 13 AND 27

SEPTEMBER 10 AND 24

OCTOBER 8 AND 22

NOVEMBER 12

DECEMBER 10

JAN. 14 AND 28, 2026

More info and RSVP here.

YOU’RE INVITED:

A CONVERSATION ABOUT THE FUTURE OF KANSAS COURTS

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6

5:30-7:30PM

Pavillion at Lied Center

1600 Stewart Dr, Lawrence

Register today!

Tyranny Take Down

OLATHE, KS

Thurs, July 31, 4:30pm

100 E Santa Fe Street

More information here.


Senator Roger Marshall – Do Your Job

OVERLAND PARK, KS

Friday, August 1, 3pm

Senator Roger Marshall Taxpayer Funded Office

7011 W 121st St

More information here.


Defend Our Constitution

BALDWIN CITY, KS

Sat, August 2, 9:30am

600 Ames St

More information here.


Four Corners in Lenexa Standing Rally

LENEXA, KS

Sat., August 2, 11am

Maurer Rd & West 87th St

More information here.


Stand for Democracy

ROELAND PARK, KS

Saturday, August 2, 3pm

5730 Roeland Drive

More information here.

 

Democracy

Needs You. NOW!

OVERLAND PARK, KS

Sat, August 2, 9:30am

West 80th Street

& Metcalf Avenue

More information here.


Wyandotte Indivisible Continuing to Show Up at the Legends

KANSAS CITY, KS

Saturday, August 2, 12pm

The Legends, Village West Parkway & Prairie Crossing

More information here.

 

Find more events, protests and marches in your area by visiting mobilize.us.

 


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