@heckyessica “Real-a-ter” instead of Realtor. “Nordstrom’s” instead of Nordstrom. “Mair-in-aira” instead of Marinara. “Broo-shetta” instead of Bruschetta, in Italian the ‘ch’ combination has a ‘k’ sound, as in “zucchini”. I could come up with more but this makes my head hurt. Hahaha!
There are local elections across the country this month. #StudentVote
See your state? Make sure you use your voice by voting at the local level. Check out February's local elections here: https://t.co/AKfuYWmSWz
Nearly ⅔ of eligible voters showed up for democracy and made their voices heard last November—the highest turnout in a modern presidential election.
Let’s keep up the momentum and break voter turnout records in each and every election! 🔓
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The first woman, the first woman of color, the first Black person, and the first South Asian to be vice president of the United States. History made.
Congratulations, Vice President @KamalaHarris.
FACT SHEET: President-elect Biden’s Day One Executive Actions Deliver Relief for Families Across America Amid Converging Crises | President-Elect Joe Biden #guardmyvote#dayone https://t.co/VzSIJD013t
Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a champion for social justice and civil rights, he gave his life for the fight for equity and justice. Today, we continue that fight! #MLK
💕This election season, @866OURVOTE received over 240,000 calls from voters around the country. We couldn't have done it without the help of thousands of volunteer attorneys. We won't stop fighting for our democracy.
"Where you see wrong or inequality or injustice, speak out, because this is your country. This is your democracy. Make it. Protect it. Pass it on."
-Thurgood Marshall
When newly elected or re-elected leaders take their office in city halls, state houses, the U.S. Capitol, and the White House, we must stay engaged and hold them accountable to focus on critical issues facing our country.
Casting a vote typically took longer in poorer, less white neighborhoods than it did in whiter & more affluent ones.
"During the primaries and early voting, there were more than a thousand calls about long waits." @KristenClarkeJD
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