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This is very important to share about Elizabeth Heng's GOP ad that attacked @AOC. Thank you Khem for speaking out for other Khmer-Ams who are outraged with Heng's inappropriate use of the Killing Fields to attack another woman of color https://t.co/uDToOc1UMf via @Colorlines

"It’s time for Twitter to ban Trump, or go down in history as the microphone he used to Make America Hate Again," writes @collette_music in our latest op-ed. https://t.co/CjkVHJ5gIt

Congratulations on the #Emmy nomination, @personalstatmnt team! https://t.co/1cKFCV2S77

A new report from the American Association of Cancer Research (@AACR) shows that since the 1990s, the overall cancer death rates for Black people have decreased. https://t.co/nbxzHsBalV

Adding a lot of books from @Colorlines to my tbr list! 📚 https://t.co/VBcjb309qz

Thank you @Colorlines for publishing my thoughts. It's time for @Twitter to stop amplifying 45's violence against POC, immigrants and religious minorities — especially Black women leaders like Rep @IlhanMN, @RepMaxineWaters. #banracisttwitter #bantrump https://t.co/0u1sJUvU14

Today, young people across the globe left their classrooms and took to the streets to demand action on climate change. https://t.co/AOMY0bBc5v #ClimateStrike

Khemarey Khoeun, the first Cambodian-American woman to be elected into public office in the US, says she can no longer remain silent on the political ad that seeks to tie #AOC to the Khmer Rouge government. https://t.co/iASayAmOE4

I am honored that love WITH accountability, my edited anthology (@AKPressDistro) featuring transformational writings by 43-diasporic Black #childsexualabuse survivors & advocates is included in @Colorlines Fall reading list https://t.co/CBt4IoNle4

On the 2nd anniversary of #HurricaneMaria, Puerto Ricans ask presidential candidates to prioritize the island. "Like my grandmother in Puerto Rico used to tell me, 'Se acabó lo que se daba,'" which loosely translates as "time's running out." https://t.co/8Q4xF1jWOk /@NBCLatino

Young people of color must be centered in the #ClimateChange discourse. #ClimateStrike https://t.co/xGP302fzIO

The @nationalbook Foundation announced its longlist in the fiction category for upcoming National Book Awards; writers of color lead the list. https://t.co/1jkBA81BjR

Thanks to Colorlines for shouting out #AftershocksOfDisaster! -- #ColorlinesReads: Fall Into These Books This Autumn https://t.co/ni4TQqzbtb via @Colorlines

#FacingRace: A National Conference presented by @RaceForward is coming to #Raleigh, North Carolina in 2020! Save the date: https://t.co/79HfKNMGaQ 📨 Join our list for updates about this unique collaborative space for racial justice movement-making https://t.co/s7PoWPUXAi

For years, residents of "Cancer Alley" have campaigned for clean air. "We are tired of being sick. We refuse to be sick any more," said Barbara Washington, a member of #RiseStJames, the organization that successfully challenged the petrochemical company. https://t.co/QwSS0IZB4y

Our VP of Movement & Capacity Building @vina_kay is on the steering committee for the National Immigrant Integration Conference coming to #Detroit Oct 20-22. 🔸Info & Tix: https://t.co/eukP9OlpGT 🔸Scholarships: https://t.co/ImDxSLb8bU

The residents of "Cancer Alley," an area located between New Orleans and Baton Rouge, is home to 45,000 people. They face the highest risk of cancer caused by toxic air anywhere in the United States.

Mark your calendars because #FacingRace: a national conference for racial justice movement makers is coming to Raleigh, North Carolina, November 12-14, 2020 ⚡️⚡️ • RSVP as interested: https://t.co/sHS0qFrKi6 • Sponsor the 2020 conference: development@raceforward.org

A China-based petrochemical company dropped its plan to build a chemical plant in Louisiana after facing fierce resistance from local residents. https://t.co/QwSS0IZB4y

We are so honored that #StayWoke has been added to @Colorlines' fall reading list! #ColorlinesReads #BlackLivesMatter @ProfCandis @NYUpress https://t.co/qnPHmTEzvD