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Impact Of Proposed Proof of U.S. Citizenship and Voter ID Requirements on Michigan Voters

How one ballot initiative could make it harder for eligible Michigan voters to participate in our democracy.

Policy Briefs

Wealth—and the Security it Brings—Is Unequally Distributed by Race

While the longest shutdown in U.S. history leaves millions of Americans with missed paychecks and mounting bills, this piece explores why we must build wealth for all, especially for communities that have been historically kept from economic opportunity.

Blog
Daniella Zessoules

Workers are Losing Out, But It's Not Because of Immigrants

Structural imbalances—not immigrants—are what keeps working people from seeing their fair share of economic gains.

Blog
Daniella Zessoules

Dēmos and Dēmos United Announce Voluntary Recognition of Staff Union

Dēmos and Dēmos United announce that they have reached a voluntary recognition agreement effective November 4, 2025.

Press release/statement
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Dēmos United

Careers

Dēmos is a movement-oriented think tank committed to racial justice.

Through research, litigation, strategic communications, and deep partnerships with grassroots organizations across the country, we build power with and for Black and brown communities. Each of our staff members—regardless of

Board of Trustees

Xavier de Souza Briggs

Co-Chair

Senior Fellow, The Brookings Institution
Washington, DC
Co-Founder and Senior Advisor, What Works Plus Funder Collaborative

Xav Briggs is an award-winning scholar and educator whose work addresses economic opportunity and inequality, housing and urban development

Economic and Political Power: Making the Cycle Virtuous, Not Vicious

For too long, the wealthy and powerful have used the cycle of economic and political power to enrich themselves and entrench their control. In this piece, Dēmos president Taifa Smith Butler envisions a more virtuous cycle of power.

Blog
Taifa Smith Butler

What the Black Unemployment Rate Tells Us (When We Can See It)

While the government shutdown left us without recent economic data, the rising Black unemployment rate reveals essential truths about the state of our economy.

Blog
Daniella Zessoules

Amicus Brief in Dinner Table Action, et al. v. William J. Schneider, et al.

Unlimited super PAC contributions create a risk of quid pro quo corruption and its appearance. Legislatures are entitled to place reasonable limits on such contributions consistent with the First Amendment.

Litigation
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Common Cause