voting

A bill to lower the voting age cleared the state Assembly and is headed to the Senate.

The power of a chicken sandwich.

But women of color were critical to the amendment’s passage.

"It isn’t about following who your parents always voted for, it’s about who is affecting your life in a positive way."

"Most young people are not on Facebook."

“Our vote ensures we continue to protect our community.”

“Across this nation, young people are leading the way."

"Sanders and many of his white supporters keep trying to convince the rest of us that he’s an ally to people of color."

“The system isn’t in place where we can vote for our liberation.”

"I stood peacefully next to my constituents because they wanted their voices to be heard, and now I’m being arrested.”

"Black women in Texas are going to hold Ted Cruz accountable; I only wish that white women and men would do the same."

People ages 18 to 29 turned out in force, but a majority of eligible voters still didn't vote.

The diverse identities of candidates who emerged — winners and losers alike — will have an unmeasurable impact on young people.

Six actionable items to keep yourself politically engaged post-election.

This is a win.

These so-called “impossible” candidates put pressure on establishment candidates to address issues they likely wouldn’t otherwise.

"A see through shirt that has Freedom written across the chest in rainbow?"

Don't panic.

You may live in one of the 15 states that allows it.

Free Shake Shack crinkle cuts, anyone?