Sixty years ago, the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom showed us what's possible when ordinary people come together to push for change. Now it’s up to all of us to protect and build on that progress, and create a better future for generations to come.
Senator Josh Hawley raised a fist in solidarity with January 6th attackers
Rep. Paul Gosar posted a cartoon video that depicted the killing of AOC
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene posted a video in which she said Nancy Pelosi was a "traitor" who deserved to be executed
George Santos lied about nearly everything he told voters about himself before he was elected
None of these politicians have been expelled from Congress, but two brave young men who spoke out against the gun violence claiming the lives of children in Tennessee were wrongly expelled.
We must make this moment count.
BREAKING: Law enforcement in the US is warning that Neo-Nazi groups in the US plan to hold rallies and hand out anti-Jewish, anti-semitic fliers this Saturday in what they call a "National Day of Hate".
As a Jewish American, this makes me sick to my stomach. Meanwhile many Republicans think it's of bad taste to teach about our racist, anti-semitic past. My ancestors have gone through so much adversity, and simply because of their religious believes and cultural identity, we are still targeted by bigoted individuals and groups. We can't forget about our human history. It's a lesson for the future
It's time that the government begins to crack down on these hate groups that spread racism, anti-semitism, sexism and prejudice. It's time to say enough is enough to book banning and education restrictions on teaching about America's past.
We have to put a stop to politicians who aim to move us backward and aim to ban education on these topics.