@NILC@efrencolivares@splcenter "Florida has a proud history of welcoming immigrants," @SFluharty dir @Am4ImmJustice "And our future prosperity depends on continuing down a path of welcome for all people living in the Sunshine State—regardless of their birthplace or #immigration status"
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@NILC@efrencolivares@splcenter "If we're doing this, it's not just to protect Florida," Tessa Petit. "We're doing this because the entire nation needs help. The entire nation needs to be protected because we know similar bills like this are going to just pop up in different states."
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@immcouncil@MigrationPolicy@FloridaPolicy@tomaskenn Anti-#immigration measures in Florida's bill echo similar legislation proposed & passed across South in past few decades. In 2012, @MotherJones found 64 restrictive immigration laws passed 2010-2011, inspired by Arirzona ... 61 of laws were in the South.
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She kisses in a way that makes me think, in the middle of kissing her, that if I hadn’t done this, I’d walk around for the rest of my life with some kind of regret whose origins I could never entirely place.
Mary McCoy, Indestructible Object
I was not ladylike, nor was I manly. I was something else altogether. There were so many different ways to be beautiful.
Michael Cunningham, A Home at the End of the World
As we speak, Puerto Rico is undergoing its 14th power outage since the nation’s transmission services were privatized a year and a half ago.
Those responsible for privatizing it are the same US empowered colonial elites that thrive off our vulnerability.
Time to decolonize PR