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Black people didn’t save you. Black people saved ourselves, once again. Black people saved themselves in a state that tried VERY hard to prevent that from happening again.But that’s the

1. Learn what suppression looks like in your state.2. Support orgs that fight it. Don’t “clone Stacey.” There are plenty Stacey’s where you live-and LaToshas, Cliffs and Nse’s too. We

Please do not come here to tell me that voter suppression is “less bad” than tossing out millions of votes when they’re the EXACT same thing. Suppression is just more

1. These Trump tapes are what desperation looks like. And DT is particularly mad that the Black South did him in. S/o to the organizers and the Black electeds...2. Brad

The point here isn’t “there shouldn’t be LatinX Senators,” so pls don’t come here and say that. The point, for me at least, is that we gotta fix our systems

Normalize celebrating your people while they’re on the journey, before the big win. Your friends trying really hard to open a business, grow their talent, get therapy, raise good children,

For the 849265th time: Voter suppression has been a decades long, often Republican led project to overturn the will of the people. It is exhausting to see people suddenly care

The funniest thing about adulting is realizing you have no idea how to do the stuff you took for granted as a kid. I’m supposed to have a fully decorated

So, I really try my best not to use the quote tweet for shade or snark. I employ it for funny/sweet things or if there’s a lesson we really, really

Just came back for a spell to say... The continued fight requires multiple tactics on multiple fronts.Let’s each play our part. Yelling at activists that “Biden can’t act yet” isn’t

A quick note on Florida: Biden lost by about 400K votes. Gov. DeSantis worked VERY hard to maintain the disenfranchisement of the *1.4 million* Formerly incarcerated folks that Florida voters

Black people organize for our communities. Nearly everyone else ends up benefitting. Why? Because the way anti-Blackness is set up, our liberation is central to *everyone’s* liberation. Black organizers strategized

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