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Reflective Democracy Campaign

Reflective Democracy Campaign

Investigates and disrupts the demographics of power in the United States

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Research, Analysis, and Resources to Build a Just and Equitable Democracy

About Our Work

Our Findings in Focus

We investigate who holds power, and work with grassroots organizations to build a more equitable democracy.

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Building a Real Democracy
We track shifts in the demographics of power, and help forge a multi-racial democracy where women lead. See what we uncover when we dig deep into the data.
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The Criminal Justice System Exposed
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The Rise of Women of Color
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A New Path for Political Gatekeepers
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News & Insights

Since 2014, the Reflective Democracy Campaign has shifted the national conversation about who holds power in America. Learn more about us.

  • Campaign in the News
    MSNBC: Stephen Miller is on a crusade to help white men. And it’s working.
  • Campaign in the News
    USA Today: Sheriffs hold a lot of power in counties across America. What are their political views?
  • Campaign in the News
    Bergen Record: How NJ Asian voters want their voices heard in politics
  • Campaign in the News
    Salon: American apartheid and the wealth gap: How white supremacy drives inequality
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From Twitter

The Reflective Democracy Campaign @WhoLeadsUs ·
31 Jan 1620440125791674369

Like @jbouie, we see police abuse as a democracy issue. When armed agents of the state can visit violence on people with no accountability, with Black & brown people disproportionately hurt & killed, democracy is absent.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/31/opinion/tyre-nichols-police-accountability-democracy.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare

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