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Posted: May 11, 2021 by Granite State Progress
Statement on NH Senate Public Hearing on Arizona-Styled “License to Discriminate” Bill
HB 542 originally blocked the Governor from imposing a ban or limit on in-person gatherings at places of worship during public health or other states of emergency but was amended in the House to also include a provision giving businesses and employees a license to discriminate against others, particularly LGBT families.
NH People’s Budget Campaign Demands the Senate Deliver a Better Budget During Rally and Public Hearing Testimony
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Last Updated: May 4, 2021 by Granite State Progress
Working together, advocates for economic, racial, disability, education, and housing justice uplift united vision for a strong, healthy, and equitable New Hampshire
Statement on Passage of SB 154, Blocking Federal Efforts to Reduce Gun Violence
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Last Updated: April 29, 2021 by Granite State Progress
Biden-Harris Administration works to save lives while Gov. Chris Sununu and his Republican majorities continue to stand in the way
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Last Updated: April 29, 2021 by Granite State Progress
ROUNDUP: Doctors, Business Industry, Faith Leaders, Professors, Elected Officials, Racial Justice Advocates Oppose HB 544 Language
Medical professionals, business leaders, faith communities, professors, state and local officials, and racial justice leaders are opposed to the inclusion of the White Supremacy Protection Act (also known as HB 544) in the state budget. This bill language would prevent New Hampshire from acknowledging and addressing systemic racism and sexism, creating more barriers to a healthy, safe, and equitable New Hampshire.
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Last Updated: April 29, 2021 by Granite State Progress
Racial Justice Supporters Condemn White Supremacy Protection Act Hate Rally in Concord (HB 544 & State Budget)
Rep. Keith Ammon (R-Free State) and Rep. Daryl Abbas (R-Salem) gathered with hate activists for a so-called Rally Against Anti-Racism at the State House in support of the White Supremacy Protection Act (also known as HB 544) in the state’s budget. Statements from members of the coalition in opposition.
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Last Updated: April 29, 2021 by Granite State Progress
Sununu’s Nominee for Superior Court Judge Withdraws Nomination After Strong Vetting by Councilor Warmington
Sununu’s Nominee for Superior Court Judge Admits to Voter Fraud; Previously Under Fire Around Actions Related to Husband’s Police File
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Last Updated: April 9, 2021 by Granite State Progress
Statement on Presidential Executive Orders to Reduce Gun Violence
Biden-Harris Administration works to save lives while Gov. Chris Sununu and his Republican majorities continue to stand in the way
House Republicans Are Playing Political Games with the NH State Budget Instead of Investing in Our People and Communities
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Last Updated: April 29, 2021 by Granite State Progress
House budget is filled with corporate tax give-aways and downshifting at the expense of a strong, healthy, and equitable New Hampshire
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Posted: April 7, 2021 by Granite State Progress
Statement on NH House Republican Passage of White Supremacy Protection Act in State Budget
Complicit Chris Sununu and His Republican Majorities in the State House Continue to Double Down on Racist, Sexist, and Antisemitic Behavior
On Anniversary of Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, NH Republicans Hold Public Hearing to Roll Back Worker Protections
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Last Updated: April 21, 2021 by Granite State Progress
ALERT: On Anniversary of Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, NH Republicans Hold Public Hearing to Roll Back Worker Protections
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire is a sad reminder of what happens when we do not have strong unions to advocate for safe working conditions. Particularly now, in the middle of a public health pandemic and when unions are at the front line protecting workers from egregious examples of exploitation, we do not need bills that undermine workers’ rights.
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