Want a chance to win part of $15k in filmmaking gear? Watch this year’s Moment Invitational finalists and vote for your favorite.
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Hurry, voting ends 4/28.
When the #MeToo movement exposed a culture of harassment and discrimination in the hospitality industry, ICE alum Elizabeth Meltz felt compelled to take action: https://t.co/hoRTt2C1Uj
Photo credit: @B_Shevs
If we need armed guards at
Bars
Offices
Church
Daycares
Hospitals
Nightclubs
Newsrooms
Post offices
Restaurants
Pre-schools
Synagogues
Yoga studios
High schools
Movie theaters
Middle schools
College campus
Elementary schools
Something is seriously wrong with our society.
@guhraysee https://t.co/vSQ3TCl92b
You can choose your ballot cheat sheet and it asks for your address to give you the candidates running in your area!
We went to go knock some doors with @JoeBiden. He taught us a lot.
This weekend is your last chance to get out the vote before the midterms! Here's how you can get started: https://t.co/ckFluMYtoA #votesaveamerica#PodSaveAmericaHBO
We took out a full-page ad in @nytimes that includes 3,000 names of Skimm'rs who were the first to commit to vote in this year's midterms. Would have loved to include everyone... but space. Pledge to vote here: https://t.co/tUhtQ2Ulm8 #NoExcuses#SkimmLife
This is an attack on the humanity of transgender people and it cannot stand. Let's send a clear message that we won't sit back and allow this type of discrimination in two weeks at the ballot box. https://t.co/grIA0sIqN7
When the #MeToo movement exposed a culture of harassment and discrimination in the hospitality industry, ICE alum @ElizabethMeltz felt compelled to take action: https://t.co/PUDBBdoFSE
Photo credit: @B_Shevs
Climate change is real and it is here. It is no longer about how we prepare but how we respond. We can pretend it doesn’t exist or we can begin to fight for our environment, our world, our future & our present. In the most powerful nation on earth, that choice shouldn’t be hard
From the first moments of this administration, women have marched. But these aren’t walks in the park. When we march, we do it together, with purpose and for our future. We won’t be silent. We won’t stop.
Women have had so much thrown at us. We have so much at stake. Our most basic rights are on the line. Our health care. Our ability to make decisions about our own bodies. November is coming, and with it, a lot of angry women who are about to make their voices heard.
Today was a day of hope, a reminder that women will keep speaking out. That we can, and will, demand more of powerful, male elected leaders and remind them that women’s voices matter.