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1. www.bbc.com › news › articlesAlliance Party manifesto: Key policies analysed - BBC

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   Jun 20, 2024 · Its proposals include replacing the assembly’s system of cross-community voting on contentious issues with a weighted majority system. Alliance also wants to change the names of the first...

2. www.allianceparty.org › cross_community_designationContinuing binary cross-community designation and voting ...

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   Continuing the binary cross-community designation and voting system at the Assembly is a slap in the face for the growing number of people who don’t identify as either unionist or nationalist, Alliance MLA Kellie Armstrong has said.

3. link.springer.com › article › 10“We Know What the Pigs Don’t Like”: the Formation and ...

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   Oct 25, 2019 · In forming the Rainbow Coalition with the Young Lords and Young Patriots, Hampton and the Panthers directly confronted organizations that reacted to real experiences of racial domination by advocating for a stronger sense of racial belonging.

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4. www.bbc.co.uk › news › uk-northern-ireland-61362593NI election results 2022: Who are the Alliance Party and what ...

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   May 8, 2022 · Alliance defines itself as a progressive, cross-community party broadly based in the centre of the political spectrum.

5. www.ft.com › content › 555c17a4-10ed-4642-a3a4-e2bcAlliance strives to break duopoly of Northern Ireland’s ...

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   May 1, 2022 · If opinion polls are correct, the cross-community Alliance party could come third in May 5 elections to the Stormont Assembly, while unionism could face losses and the nationalist Sinn Féin...

6. www.allianceparty.org › why_joinWhy Should I Join Alliance?

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   All Alliance members are entitled to attend our annual Conference, and receive our quarterly Alliance magazine, Alliance News. How to Join. You can join today, it's quick and it's easy. We have three options to become a member of the party: Single, Unwaged and Student.

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   Why did Chicago form the Rainbow Coalition?

   • To comprehend the formation of the Rainbow Coalition, it is also necessary to consider tensions in Chicago related to radical coalition building. Based in Lawndale, the Black Panther Party was by far the organization in Chicago that actively sought radical political alliances across racial borders.

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   What is the Alliance Party's 2024 election manifesto?

   • The Alliance Party has launched its 2024 election manifesto, setting out the party's plans going forward. At the last Westminster election in 2019, Alliance secured one seat when deputy leader Stephen Farry won in North Down. The party is contesting all of Northern Ireland's 18 constituencies in the upcoming election.

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   Is Alliance a Unionist Party?

   • Alliance defines itself as separate from the traditional unionist and nationalist blocs in Northern Ireland's politics. It is the best assembly election result for a party from outside those two blocs. Alliance also has one MP in Westminster. Who is the leader? Naomi Long has been in charge of the party since 2016.

   NI election results 2022: Who are the Alliance Party and what do they

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   Who were Chicago's radical & left-wing groups?

   • According to a Chicago Today article the audience included “members of such radical and left-wing organizations as the Young Lords, the Young Patriots, the Black Panthers, the Young Comancheros, the Students for a Democratic Society, and the Concerned Citizens Survival Front” (Chicago Today 1969, p. 5).

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   What happened to the Alliance Party after the Good Friday Agreement?

   • The Alliance party was for years something of an also-ran after the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, which ended three decades of conflict, ushered in a power-sharing deal designed for unionists and nationalist alone. “We’ve had to go through a period in which we had to prove that we were needed,” said David Ford, a former leader of the Alliance.

   Alliance strives to break duopoly of Northern Ireland’s factional politics

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   Is the Rainbow Coalition a multi-racial assemblage?

   • Unfortunately, the reduction of the Original Rainbow Coalition to a “multi-racial assemblage” skews the legacy of Fred Hampton and obscures the unconventional solidarity in practice that he built with other leaders from the Black Panthers, Young Lords, and Young Patriots.

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8. www.irishexaminer.com › news › arid-30299826Alliance manifesto calls for integrated funding - Irish Examiner

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   The cross-community Alliance Party will today call for public funds spent on segregating society in the North to be diverted to projects that benefit both communities.