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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 · January 22, 2020
“It’s time for the people of Flint to start feeling like they are going to get their day in court,” said attorney Michael Pitt. https://t.co/mA7G5A38vR
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Colorlines @Colorlines · January 22, 2020
"@MarshasPlate: Black Trans Podcast" is doing its part to dismantle White supremacy and patriarchy. https://t.co/sPB6sbwIbE
Colorlines @Colorlines · January 22, 2020
New report released by @ColorOfChange says that crime shows tend to convey negative and incorrect information about people of color. https://t.co/jSw45x2V4l
Race Forward @RaceForward · January 22, 2020
#WilmingtonsLie is a story of the brutal overthrow of the multiracial government of Wilmington, N.C., in 1898. The 1st of 3 parts details how white supremacists rejected the goals of Reconstruction and chafed under what they called “Negro domination.” https://t.co/H10mtJpnpc
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Independent Lens|PBS @IndependentLens · January 22, 2020
#AcceptCallFilmPBS is now streaming on @PBS Video. [➠ @Colorlines] https://t.co/vTv2G04kIq
Colorlines @Colorlines · January 22, 2020
"@MarshasPlate: Black Trans Podcast" is doing its part to dismantle White supremacy and patriarchy. https://t.co/sPB6sbwIbE
Race Forward @RaceForward · January 22, 2020
Race Forward’s Government Alliance on Race and Equity (#GARE) is a national network of government working to achieve #RacialEquity & advance opportunities for all. Use the comments section to tell a friend about these THREE opportunities to join our team: https://t.co/f6Dhdtsvqy
Race Forward @RaceForward · January 22, 2020
The homeless mothers who took over a vacant house in #Oakland, #CA, & occupied it for almost 2 months will be allowed to PURCHASE the property – a major victory in a movement working to keep such homes out of the possession of speculators. https://t.co/qVM3CUkn07 #housing
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Moms 4 Housing @moms4housing · January 22, 2020
Dominique will be live on @KQEDForum this morning at 9:30 am. Send Forum your questions for Dom at (866) 733-6786 or forum@kqed.org https://t.co/12qNoJL25H
Race Forward @RaceForward · January 22, 2020
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Colorlines @Colorlines · January 20, 2020
Is your state among the most racially progressive in the country? https://t.co/3LZAZMWkFT
Race Forward @RaceForward · January 22, 2020
#FacingRace scholarships are awarded based on need and commitment to racial justice. Applications are open until 4/20. Apply: https://t.co/Q4HHWM5OhY Or join us as a volunteer: https://t.co/lVYGxobdOV
Colorlines @Colorlines · January 22, 2020
Today marks the 47th anniversary of #RoeVWade. Here, we take a look back at how the landmark court decision has left behind women of color, immigrant women and women with low incomes. https://t.co/CRpfNeRkql #ColorlinesArchives
Colorlines @Colorlines · January 21, 2020
After years of criticism, actor Hank Azaria will no longer be the voice of The Simpsons' character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon. https://t.co/RoR5jyIuDR
Race Forward @RaceForward · January 21, 2020
Registration for our 2020 #FacingRace National Conference is open! Register: https://t.co/xwQpEkVsE7 and remember to book a hotel! https://t.co/p47V2TQWX6 #racialjustice #racialequity
Race Forward @RaceForward · January 21, 2020
Our joint report on #votingrights details first-hand accounts of voter suppression and why we must protect access to the ballot for all. View the report here: [https://t.co/4ICeKJ12cg] #WeVoteWeCount (@adv_project @Demos_Org @NAACP @NCAI1944 @FIAnational)
Colorlines @Colorlines · January 21, 2020
.@WK_Kellogg_Fdn hosted its annual National Day of Racial Healing, featuring contributions from @ElaineWelteroth, @JamilahLemieux, @daniellechang, @ksabeelrahman, @santanaraymond and more. https://t.co/ap7iZZzCXq
Race Forward @RaceForward · January 21, 2020
Are you watching the National Day of Racial Healing livestream? Join us, @WK_Kellogg_Fdn, @FIAnational, @Demos_Org, @adv_project, @NatUrbanLeague, @NCAI1944, @APIAHF and @WeAreUnidosUS. Tune in now: https://t.co/GMOnfN3KOV #HowWeHeal
Race Forward @RaceForward · January 21, 2020
“This is a system that plays chess, so how do we combat that? We band together to tell our story to our kids, that becomes part of our racial healing. Whatever you do, we need everybody on deck. We start to implement a change together.” - Raymond Santana, Exonerated 5 #HowWeHeal
Colorlines @Colorlines · January 21, 2020
New @IndependentLens documentary, "Accept the Call," follows a Somali father who tries to understand why his 19-year-old, American-born son wanted to join the extremist group. https://t.co/eK3e1yZj7z

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