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  Zach Brandon Oct 30

  Musician Zach Brandon Performs His New Song Reminding Us to ‘Live and Let Live'

  Los Angeles musician Zach Brandon wants his new song to inspire people to have conversations without conflict. Brandon joined LX News to perform his new single “Live and Let Live.”
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  caren act Oct 30

  Everything You Need to Know About San Francisco's CAREN Act That Criminalizes Racist 911 Calls

  The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has approved the CAREN Act, which criminalizes racially biased 911 calls. Shamann Walton, a member of the board, says people should not be allowed to use 911 as a “customer service line” for racism.
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  prop 22 Oct 29

  Why California's Proposition 22 Matters and What it Means for You if it Passes or Fails

  Uber and Lyft together have spent nearly $100 million on the ballot initiative to overturn the state law that would compel them to classify drivers as employees. That may sound like a lot, but the two ride-hailing companies would each face more than $392 million in annual payroll taxes and workers’ compensation costs even if they drastically cut th...
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  Election 2020 Oct 29

  Susan Collins and Four Other Critical Races That Could Flip the Senate Blue

  Republicans and Democrats are unleashing millions in eleventh-hour spending to contest Senate seats in states that read like a list of reliable GOP strongholds: Alaska. Arizona. Georgia. Iowa. Kansas. Montana. South Carolina. Texas. The reason: States in many traditionally conservative areas are in play next month and both sides know it.
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  Alphabet Rockers Oct 29

  How the Grammy-Nominated Children's Group ‘Alphabet Rockers' Are Making Change Through Music

  The Alphabet Rockers are a children’s hip hop group based in Oakland, California, that are turning their music and dance performances into an anti-racism course curriculum.
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  felony disenfranchisement Oct 29

  How Felony Disenfranchisement Affects Everyone—Not Just Former Felons

  In many states across the country, people with felony convictions are prohibited from voting, or only allowed to vote under certain conditions, even after they’ve served their sentence. Jay Jordan, who served time in prison as a young man and is currently the Director for Californians for Safety and Justice, explains how limiting their rights...
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  Disinformation Oct 29

  How to Avoid Falling Victim to Disinformation on Election Week

  Election Week 2020 will be unlike any other in history, with more votes, more emotion – and more misinformation than ever. It’s that intentionally-deceptive information, designed to manipulate us, that threatens our democracy. And as NBCLX’s Noah Pransky explains, it’s up to all of us to help stop it from spreading.
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  young voters Oct 29

  These Two College Students Drove 1,400 Miles Across the Country to Vote

  American University students Meredith Reilly and Zachary Houdek drove from Washington D.C. to their home state of Texas to cast their ballots for the 2020 election. The two first-time voters joined LX News to talk about their journey to make sure their votes count.
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  I Voted Oct 28

  This 'Spider-Verse' Art Director Made an ‘I Voted' Sticker For a Country That's More Than Just Red or Blue

  James Ramirez, an L.A.-based freelance art director for movies and TV, designed an “I Voted” sticker to illustrate that our country is not as divided as it seems. To find and share a digital version of his sticker on social media, search “LXtion2020” on Giphy.
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  paranormal Oct 28

  Here Are Three Things You Should Do If You Have a Ghost in Your House, According to a Paranormal Expert

  Do you think you might be living with a ghost? Paranormal investigator and author Amy Bruni shares her top tips for confronting the spirit haunting your home.