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“We’re calling on Congress to pass a bill that would adjust federal sentencing laws to block Sessions’ attempts to reignite the War on Drugs. Sentencing reform has bipartisan support in Congress and if we apply enough pressure, we can make

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National Day Laborer Organizing Network

“NDLON fosters safer, more humane environments for day laborers, both men and women, to earn a living, contribute to society, and integrate into the community.”

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Legal Services for Prisoners with Children

“You are supporting prisoners, formerly incarcerated people and our families to restore our human and civil rights. We will build alternatives to incarceration, secure humane treatment, stand up for families, and ensure that people coming home after incarceration have a

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BreakOUT

“BreakOUT! seeks to end the criminalization of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) youth to build a safer and more just New Orleans, building on the rich cultural tradition of resistance in the South to build the power of

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African Communities Together

“African Communities Together is an organization of African immigrants fighting for civil rights, opportunity, and a better life for our families here in the U.S. and back in Africa. ACT empowers African immigrants to integrate socially, get ahead economically, and

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Colorlines @Colorlines · August 6, 2020
In 2018, 64.5% of Floridians voted in favor of passing the Voting Restoration Amendment, but tens of thousands of formerly incarcerated people remain disenfranchised. https://t.co/YmAcy7WdkT
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Colorlines @Colorlines · July 31, 2020
Brush up on history and spark race-focused conversations with these summer reads. #ColorlinesReads https://t.co/RNoMkXbg6V
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Brittany Hughes @B_Hughes93 · August 6, 2020
A1: I'm motivated to show up this year in the honor of my ancestors. Many black folk have fought long and hard to get us where we are today. Its our duty to pick up that baton and continue the race. https://t.co/yBkBYlUruS
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Denise López @Denise4Sparks · August 6, 2020
Por décadas líderes han luchado para que tengamos el derecho para votar. Todavía no llegamos al momento donde todos pueden votar sin encontrar discriminacion. Yo voy a participar para retar a todos esos que siguen creando barreras para que nuestra comunidad no participe #VRAChat https://t.co/NeyQky14Ex
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LA RED @LaRed_FIA · August 6, 2020
A1. LA RED leaders are motivated to vote up and down the ballot, from sheriff races and city councilors to Senators and the President of the United States. There is so much at stake for immigrants in this election.#VRAChat
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Faith in Action @FIAnational · August 6, 2020
Q1: Today marks 55 years since The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was enacted. However, people are still fighting against discrimination & voter suppression across the country. What is motivating you to participate in this year’s election? #VRAChat
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Faith in Action @FIAnational · August 6, 2020
Here’s the #VRAChat format: 1. We’ll begin each question with Q1, Q2, Q3... 2. Start your answer to Q1 with A1, Q2 with A2, etc. 3. To make sure your response is seen, don't hit reply - start a new tweet! 4. Add #VRAChat to every tweet. Ready???
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Faith in Action @FIAnational · August 6, 2020
Welcome to the #VRAChat! Thanks for joining us! We want to introduce our featured speakers - @Alicia_AZ3, @BillyMHonor, @OrganizeNM, @B_Hughes93 & @lssmartinez97! They will be tweeting about #voting for the next hour! If this is ur 1st #TwitterChat feel free to jump in & share.
Race Forward @RaceForward · August 6, 2020
It’s the 55th Anniversary of the #VotingRightsAct! TODAY @ 4PM ET, @FIAnational will host a Twitter chat to discuss voting during #COVID19 pandemic, voter suppression #VoteByMail, & more. Join @ 4pm using hashtag: #VRAChat! RSVP: https://t.co/N9WAWpP7YU https://t.co/apHhSsjqYO
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Allison Reser @Lallisaur · August 6, 2020
Don't be a bystander... it show's you're on the side of the oppressor. Delegate, distract, or direct instead. https://t.co/YEXu5n94yS via @Colorlines
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Bruce Reyes-Chow 🗽 @breyeschow · August 6, 2020
This is good. | Reform, Abolish or Defund the Police—Explained by @JamiylaChisholm via @Colorlines with help from @MA_Land @DrPhilGoff #DefundThePolice #PoliceReform #AbolishThePolice https://t.co/RNyAYNBQyy
Race Forward @RaceForward · August 6, 2020
‘Immigration Nation’ Takes Viewers Inside of Heart-Aching ICE Operations https://t.co/5fuGzTVf0C
Race Forward @RaceForward · August 6, 2020
Let’s change the conditions under which we artists and culture bearers labor and live, and stand united & unflinching in our goal of racial and social equity. The revolution is here; join the movement of creatives calling out for a #CulturalNewDeal. https://t.co/P5uVp5gTiB
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Race Forward @RaceForward · August 6, 2020
If there was ever a moment for cultural strategy and investment in Black, Indigenous, and artists of color, it is now. This report offers a roadmap on how funders can provide #artists & cultural strategy orgs with the support they need. Download the guide: https://t.co/QjVCozelBS
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Race Forward @RaceForward · August 5, 2020
After #HurricaneHarvey hit Houston, the city realized the way it prioritized flood protection upgrades had to change. Now, instead of prioritizing wealthy areas, resources will go to lower-income areas most often inhabited by #poc first. https://t.co/ARCFuLQBYd via @Colorlines
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Community Change @communitychange · August 5, 2020
NEW READ 🔖✨ Our communications fellow @darrylwellingto writes on the Housing Justice Narrative Initiative work of @communitychange, @policylink and @RaceForward for Change Wire: https://t.co/EjsBeURPH8
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Colorlines @Colorlines · August 5, 2020
[LISTEN] Author @Isabelwilkerson breaks down the difference between race and the caste system, and why the latter term best describes the rigid social hierarchy in the U.S. https://t.co/1RhHE5PjEG
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Race Forward @RaceForward · August 5, 2020
"In a nation where we need people to be secure, we need to have a CONSTITUTIONAL: • right to housing • right to water • right to income I don't care whether it's part of our narrative of rugged individualism or not. We need it now." @agb4equity https://t.co/rN90PfQP8O
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Race Forward @RaceForward · August 4, 2020
In order to start addressing the harms of the War on Drugs, it is essential to center race from the very foundation of local and state cannabis legalization structures. Join Race Forward to learn more about #RaceAnd cannabis policy: https://t.co/CYEmUmwMyD
Colorlines @Colorlines · August 6, 2020
#ColorlinesReads Summer 2020 Selection: Prison by Any Other Name by @MayaSchenwar and @LVikkiml. [@thenewpress] https://t.co/oMzoagiA6N https://t.co/xIn2eInf8x

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