The national conversation on policing continues to wrestle with some hard truths about injustices associated with law enforcement. Often missing from this dialogue is a group that faces disproportionate harm from the criminal legal system: LGBTQ+ people.
The 2024 legislative session is over, and it continued the turbulent trends of past years. Once again civil liberties were targeted, while we strove to advance our rights by supporting positive legislation.
Here’s how things shook out:
May 9, 2024
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Can I still vote if I have been convicted of a crime?
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Can I vote in Kansas?
You can register and vote in Kansas if you meet all of the following qualifications: