Countless Americans are endangered now on a scale and intensity almost unheard of in modern America. Our first responsibility is to protect these people and resist these forces.
Perfect fall day to go Out Riding (and running and walking) with friends and family of @eniedowski this morning. You can learn more about her life and legacy, and donate to the scholarship fund, here: https://t.co/4WXhgdk7d1
"You don’t have to put on a brave face and be strong every day. It’s okay to drop that armor and let yourself crumble when you don’t feel fine. If you can’t get out of bed, take a rest day and sleep in..."
Happy #Pride! You're here. You made it. Or maybe you're still figuring out how to kick that closet door down. Maybe you're just trying to keep books on the shelf. Maybe you're reconciling your faith and politics with the love of your child. Maybe you're just trying to keep your students alive. Maybe you're sticking up for your co-workers or your neighbors. Maybe you stood up and ran for school board. Or, maybe, you took a step forward in being authentically you. #Pride calls on all of us to show up as allies in many ways. However you approach your allyship, thanks for being you. Let's march.
For generations, LGBTQI+ Americans have summoned the courage to live proudly – even when it meant putting their lives at risk.
This Pride Month, we recommit to realizing the promise of America for all, to celebrating LGBTQI+ people, and to taking pride in the example they set.
Perhaps a man who has been judged a rapist, fined $355 million, barred from doing business in NY, impeached twice, and facing 91 felony counts should not be president.
Today, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we mourn one of the darkest chapters in history, when six million Jews and countless others were systematically murdered.
It's our responsibility to stand up to Antisemitism and hate-fueled violence everywhere.
Roe v. Wade safeguarded the fundamental right to choose – the freedom of each of us to decide how to live our lives.
It's time for Congress to codify it, once and for all.
In the wake of yet another tragedy, I urge Republican lawmakers in Congress to fulfill their duty to protect the American people.
Work with us to pass a bill banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, enact universal background checks, and more.