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Here are some simple actions you can take to helping support organizations helping to end mass criminalization.

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Color of Change
“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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Make A Phone Call

Make A Phone Call

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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  • Race Forward @RaceForward ·
    We need to continue organizing to transform policies & institutions so we can truly advance racial justice in this country. Watch this #RaceAnd: The Movement Forward webinar w/@parishatcher, @rinkuwrites & @ccoramoore to help get you activated: https://t.co/IaFpu44an9
  • Race Forward @RaceForward ·
    There are people who are working day in and day out to move us toward a racially just society. Want to be one? Join us for a Building Racial Equity Training and take the learnings back to your institution https://t.co/Mj31yTdd9Q
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    SAJA @sajahq ·
    🚨The South Asian Journalists Association is advising news organizations against using the term “India variant” or “Indian variant” when describing the new strain of the Covid-19 virus that reportedly originated out of India. Read more about our guidance below:
  • Race Forward @RaceForward ·
    WORD!: The Language of Race https://t.co/1qNgcpXXtH
  • Race Forward @RaceForward ·
    Did you know @Mvmnt4BlkLives is launching a #RedBlackGreenNewDeal Initiative on May 11? It’s a multi-year campaign to set a national Black Climate Agenda for a sustainable future in defense of Black lives. Learn more @ https://t.co/C9fJhMkil0 #M4BL #RBGND #ClimateJustice
  • Race Forward @RaceForward ·
    There are long historical links between Black and Asian communities. Jeff Chang digs into that history with @JSim07 in this #FlashbackFriday episode of "Don't @ Me." https://t.co/MRM8lQG6ay @kcrw #AAPIHeritageMonth
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    Atlantic Fellows for Racial Equity @AfreGlobal ·
    Check out this episode of @RaceForward's Momentum podcast featuring our board member @Prof_MPastor, who talks about his personal motivations for tackling structural racism, the important work of building multiracial coalitions, and more. https://t.co/zSpD35uXS9
  • Colorlines @Colorlines ·
    “Down a Dark Stairwell” explores what oppression looks like between Black and Chinese American communities in New York City and the importance of using dialogue to dismantle white supremacy. Watch Trailer: https://t.co/nSjUEYU3Un
  • Race Forward @RaceForward ·
    It is important to divest from an extractive economy and to invest in a future that protects the Earth’s commons and centers community governance. https://t.co/pPOsqpwy9B
  • Race Forward @RaceForward ·
    We understand the road to racial justice will require more than court convictions. Allow our BuildingRacialEquity training to be a starting point in deepening your racial equity analysis. https://t.co/KbWNvvvVGy
  • Race Forward @RaceForward ·
    Though queer artistry has gained some visibility in recent years (especially within social media channels) there are still significant gaps to be addressed. Here, @Colorlines celebrates 5 Queer Poets who dare to re-envision the human experience. https://t.co/uRCe7uT7jj
  • Colorlines @Colorlines ·
    “The trope that Black women and femmes are unwaveringly strong is killing us. Even positive phrases like ‘Black girl magic’ are weaponized and used to justify the lack of support that we are given.” -@cathslabiran, @BAJItweet https://t.co/TUdwWlpW0i
  • Race Forward @RaceForward ·
    The legalization of cannabis is not just an economic and public health issue, it’s also a racial justice issue. https://t.co/E7LnR7k1vC
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    Melissa Hung @melissahungtx ·
    I'll be interviewing the leaders of @StopAAPIHate next Tues, May 11 at their first virtual event. https://t.co/pCSn2h9Hfb
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    George Joseph @georgejoseph94 ·
    NEW: These two prosecutors resigned after a Queens judge found they wrongfully sent 3 Black men to prison for 20+ years. Now a new group is going after their law licenses + those of 19 other current/former Queens prosecutors with histories of misconduct: https://t.co/tC56AKQ9G8
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    Ashley Stewart @ASH_isGOLDEN ·
    I saw an ig post that said "im not self-made. I'm community-made, family-made, ancestor made..." and I felt that in my soul.
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    Colorlines @Colorlines ·
    How “Woke” Became a Slur by @JournoJoshua THREAD 👇 https://t.co/WXEx9vIB6M
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    Elana Needle @REAnchors ·
    We call on @CNN to take immediate and swift action, including denouncing @RickSantorum's remarks, cutting ties w/Santorum, training and educating reporters and pundits on American Indian and Alaska Native culture and white supremacy- read more here: https://t.co/KH0NyilSVP
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    Women's Prison Association (WPA) @WPA_NYC ·
    “We want them to know that we’ll take that first step, or the first 20 steps with them." --Lisa, formerly incarcerated mom who currently serves as the program manager of WPA’s Alternative to Incarceration program. Via @Colorlines. https://t.co/ln2DAhao8b
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    Victor Ray @victorerikray ·
    .@JournoJoshua brings some much-needed clarity to the debate on the co-optation of "woke." How “Woke” Became a Slur https://t.co/1vZh6Zl4Pb via @Colorlines