@su_rronquillo Reading these stories always fills me with anger and sadness. Sometimes it feels like we've made very little progress at all. #SUSocialwork
Local police are unhappy with reforms that restrict their power, but they need to be held to the same laws as normal citizens. #SUsocialwork
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Heavy metal band System of a Down opened my eyes to this event over a decade ago, glad the U.S. finally recognizes it. #SUsocialwork https://t.co/7az95fOcSa
We've seen with other issues that events happening in America spark change in other countries as well. Acting before a local tragedy occurs is important. #SUSocialWork https://t.co/fI2xTZupzY via @WSJ
Since the affordable care act in 2014, most health insurance covers mental health costs. Know what you have access to.
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The corrupt value money above all. Changes need to be made so those in power aren't free to damage our planet for profit while disrupting lives of humans and wildlife alike. #Susocialwork
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Voting rights are still something some people have to fight for in 2020. We must work to change corrupt legislation that permits voter suppression. https://t.co/txvVhh34xc
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