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While this campaign is coming to an end, our movement is not. Please stay in this fight with me.
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As I’ve said for over a month, the key to any chance of removing Trump is John Bolton. Last night the NYTimes ran a bombshell story: Bolton has written that Trump told him he’s denying Ukraine its aid til they announce they’re investigating the Bidens. BOOM. Demand Bolton testify
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On what would have been his 95th birthday consider relevant words by James Baldwin from The Fire Next Time:
"Please try to remember that what they believe, as well as what they do and cause you to endure does not testify to your inferiority - but to their inhumanity."
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54 years ago today, we were beaten, tear gassed, trampled by horses, and left bloody on that bridge in Selma. But we cannot rest. We cannot become weary. We must honor those who gave their lives for the right to vote. We must continue to find a way to get in the way. #goodtrouble
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House passage of #HR1 is a great step forward in the fight to give power back to the people - where it belongs. It fights corruption, bolsters voting rights, and takes on gerrymandering. The question now is why are Senate Republicans not going to have a yes/no vote on the bill?
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Northam must resign, and those who try to help him stumble past this deserve scrutiny.
If you can’t understand how painful + eroding this is to American society, let alone the state of Virginia, take some time to read up this weekend.
To start, try “Between the World and Me.”
Pro-tip: if you can’t recall whether you ever dressed up in blackface or wore Klan robes, please do America a favor and stay out of public office. nyti.ms/2DQWD9Y
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Powerful words in wake of recent hate-inspired acts of domestic terrorism: “Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.”
Martin Luther King Jr.
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53 years ago today, the Voting Rights Act was signed into law by President Johnson. I shed a little blood on that bridge in Selma and friends of mine gave their lives so that no person would be denied their right to vote. Now do your part—get registered, and vote. #goodtrouble
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#OPPORTUNITY: @BronxMuseum's Artist in the Marketplace (AIM) professional development fellowship program is accepting applications until September 15. AIM offers career management resources to emerging #visualartists living in NYC. Learn more: buff.ly/2M1WDoq
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VIDEO: Charles White Retrospective Opens Next Week at Art Institute of Chicago. Short video features his son and audio from the artist reflecting on his work and connection to @artinstitutechi which dates back to childhood. | culturetype.com/2018/06/01/c…
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We should have the best educated population on Earth, not the most incarcerated population.
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Everywhere you go in America, African culture is at the forefront: African, African-American, Afro-Caribbean, Afro-Latino
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#Mark Bradford's monumental installation “Pickett’s Charge,” inspired by a historic Gettysburg masterpiece, encircles nearly 400 feet around the entire third floor of our @hirshhorn bit.ly/2Cd8KLu
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Taking a knee is not without precedent Mr. President. Those who dared to protest have helped bring positive change
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At our Literacy Institute, prepping tutors to work w/ExpandED kids! #Literacy Mgr Rachel is teaching how to engage/support young bookworms
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Replying to @NewYorker
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An early look at next week's cover, "Blowhard," by David Plunkert: nyer.cm/bUwm0SJ
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Help our kids avoid a future of hate. “Crucial, Courageous Conversations: How to Talk to Kids About Racial Violence” medium.com/@expand_school/cr…


























