Congratulations to my friend, William H. “Billy” Murphy, Jr., on the naming of the street, Billy Murphy Way in Cherry Hill- a well-deserved honor for a Baltimore legend. Mayor Brandon Scott, Councilwoman Phylicia Porter, and I joined Billy's family, friends, and community members for the dedication. #Baltimore #CherryHill #community
@AlexReeveGivens@krmaher@Lwmurphy@ccombs@WhiteHouse .@AlexReeveGivens: CDT is keeping up the fight for meaningful consumer privacy laws, reimagining privacy-protective online ads, defending end-to-end encryption, working to check gvt surveillance, & fighting the ensure tech in gvt services & schools protects the ppl they serve.
Infuriating that the public sector is allowed to purchase software that we all know cannot tell one brown skin or one Asian person from another. A recipe for injustice. https://t.co/0MRYJThuHz
So honored to be in the company of outstanding Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights leaders — both local and national. #JoanneLin, #ClaudiaWithers and #DamonHewitt thank you all for your amazing leadership! https://t.co/cy2qWG3Fgm
Happy #InternationalWomensDay! ALI is proud to have such strong women leaders as part of the ALI community. One former ALI 2016 Fellow, @Lwmurphy, is working to help corporations respond to social justice and civil rights challenges. Read more! https://t.co/cnCxwn3AHc
As someone interviewed in the HistoryMakers archives, and a who was a history major in college, I am thrilled that 60 Minutes is covering the work of Julieanna Richardson and the HistoryMakers!
The achievements of historically significant Black Americans are at risk of going unpreserved. Sunday, 60 Minutes explores how one organization is trying to prevent that by creating an expansive digital archive of first-person accounts of the Black experience.
Great being with Damon Todd Hewitt, Michele Lawrence Jawando, and @MsTeresaYounger at the 30th Anniversary Celebration for the Family Medical Leave Act sponsored by the National Partnership for Women and Families.
We are living during a reemergence of white nationalist power. 'Only in Mississippi': White representatives vote to create white-appointed court system for Blackest city in America - Mississippi Today https://t.co/pEYSHzIzr7
@Lawrence@TheLastWord got it wrong tonight. Cheryl Johnson is great, but Lorraine Miller was the first African American woman to become Clerk of the House of Representatives. Please correct the error.
@SenatorLeahy .@SenatorLeahy has lent his pen and his voice to some of the most important tech legislation of recent decades, as a lead sponsor of the USA FREEDOM Act, EPCA, the Video Privacy Protections Act, and much more. We’ve been honored to work alongside him. Thank you, Senator. 🙌🙌🙌
So honored to have worked closely with the very honorable @SenatorLeahy during my 17 year tenure as director of the ACLU Legislative Office. He has been a passionate champion of civil rights, civil liberties and tech policy reform. He will be greatly missed.
As @SenatorLeahy closes the final days of his remarkable tenure as U.S. Senator, @CenDemTech is taking a moment to thank him – for being an enduring ally in some of the most important tech policy debates of our time, since the beginning of CDT’s nearly three decade existence.👏👏
I have been working with Airbnb as a senior adviser since 2016 to help them acknowledge, measure and address race discrimination (and other forms of bias between hosts and guests) on its platform, to get them to hire, promote and c…https://t.co/YxxxNgbSbl https://t.co/snbEm65PAK
Kudos to @Lwmurphy and @Airbnb for their transparency and work to fight discrimination and make $ABNB more inclusive. #RacialEquityAudit#CorpGov
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The NAACP has been calling on companies to do what is best for racial equity, and @Airbnb has stepped up to provide answers. We applaud them for taking these steps, and encourage other companies to follow their lead.