So let me get this right during a pandemic, we are going to kick people out in the streets when we know a pandemic has most likely contributed to them being unemployed. On top of sending them to crowded shelters??? Yea it doesn’t make sense. #SUsocialwork
A federal judge ruled that the CDC overstepped its authority by issuing a nationwide moratorium on evictions. The Justice Dept. has appealed to keep protections in place for millions of renters.
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Something that should be so easy to do right? Instead though we are a country where so many people feel so entitled we can’t even all agree to wear a mask to save lives and stop a deadly virus. Priorities are all wrong. #SUsocialwork
@su_rronquillo Unfortunately it is happening more and more frequently and it’s not getting the coverage it should be getting! These attacks are happening every where and it’s creating an unsafe environment! #SUsocialwork
Talk about women empowerment! This shows all women and little girls they can do anything they put their mind too. With a little hard word and dedication they can be successful! I pray all women continue to thrive and break barriers! #SUsocialwork
“For the next generation of girls, it is a reminder that there is no limit to their ambition, no ceiling on their dreams.”
— @AyannaPressley
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This is so disappointing. 9 out of 50 states ban discriminating over a black women’s hair. Let me say that again 9/50! It is ridiculous that hair is causing such a problem. That is why the crown act came into place in the first place. We have to do better! #SUsocialwork
Oregon’s House passed a bill to ban discrimination against hairstyles associated with race, like braids and locs.
It still needs a Senate vote. Black women are 1.5X more likely to be sent home from work because of their hair.
Only 9 states ban such discrimination.
@ArianaRuetten Society also judges you if you are “too skinny” or “fat”. We have lost site so fall shapes and sizes are beautiful. We are a society that would rather judge than love all body types. This judgment also has such a large impact on mental health. #SUsocialwork
“When the color of your skin is seen as a weapon, you will never be unarmed!” This speaks volume. Yesterday was just the start to change. There is still a lot more change that needs to happen. Praying for the Floyd family and every black and brown family. #SUsocialwork
@mwall1z This is a very good things to see. I hope other high up officials take note and help provide support and resources to the homeless. #SUsocialwork
@sbrouse0802 I agree with you this is just the first step! We must hold all officers accountable for the murders of unarmed black men and women. #SUsocialwork
BREAKING: Derek Chauvin has been convicted of the murder of George Floyd.
For the first time in Minnesota state history, a white police officer has been held accountable for killing a Black man.
JUST IN: The jury has reached a verdict in the trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd.
The verdict will be read between 4:30 and 5 p.m. ET.
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Closing arguments today. 45 witnesses over three weeks, 38 of them for the prosecution. The defense used racist tropes, drug use, and Mr. Floyd’s size and strength to try and turn this murder into proper policing. It wasn’t. The world watches and waits for justice.
@Caitlin_MSW2020 It’s really terrible that paternity leave is not a thing in MD. This adds extra stressors to new a mother who is trying to heal after birth and now is left alone with a newborn or the dad gets to stay home but could lose his job and face financial stress #SUsocialwork