"We need everyone - everywhere. Every person holds power to change their community for the better, and I’m more into leaderships, than leadership. I remember this every day when I’m at Booker T." @ShakSimley 👸🏿🍑👩🏾🌾#knowyourneighbor https://t.co/eNkcEuCCb0
Join @ShakSimley, on 5.8 at 12-1:30pm PST, for a virtual panel about decolonizing the food system. Hosted by @shapeupsf, Shakirah will be in conversation with Dr. Rupa Marya, Esperanza Pallana, and public health dietitian Anjali Prasertong. Register here: https://t.co/GreBM1uKBo
@StLuciaYoga @brooklynrwhite@MariaGiesela Thank you for turning me into a meme, well-done fam LOL
But, fr I do always be one at the function in the kitchen tho 🙃
BREAKING: The Supreme Court just overturned Roe v. Wade, ending our constitutional right to abortion. We know you may be feeling a lot of things right now — hurt, anger, confusion. Whatever you feel is OK. We’re here with you — and we’ll never stop fighting for you.
52 U.S. Senators blocked voting rights legislation.
Some of them tweeted on #MLKDay, while resolutely opposing legislation to prevent states from suppressing the votes of Black, Brown & rural communities.
These Senators invoke a martyr, while castigating his legacy & teachings.
There is a rumor circulating that all #EBT benefits balances must be used by 12/31/21. THIS IS NOT TRUE! Your benefits balance rolls over. There's no need to panic or to use all the benefits if you don't want to. If you have questions about your CalFresh benefits: (415) 558-4700.
How Shakirah Simley went from running a jam company to working in city government to becoming the executive director of SF’s oldest Black-led, Black-serving community center https://t.co/BceDIaSTKn
We need food folks everywhere, esp in govt & public service! Thx @Eater for the profile - hope it inspires others to follow their hearts to serve others in (& take care themselves) in more ways than one.
"[Food workers] have really great people skills and are system thinkers." — Shakirah Simley on why food workers make great public servants https://t.co/zZIfhXdRwh
As the @megablacksf#Juneteenth on the Waterfront event wraps up, I managed to get a photo with my friend & organizer @ShakSimley who was the one that invited me in the first place!
She’s one in a million and this city is an infinitely better place because she’s in it 😍😍😍
“I am a survivor of the Tulsa race massacre. Two weeks ago, I celebrated my 107th birthday. Today, I’m visiting Washington, DC for the first time in my life. I’m here seeking justice, and I'm asking my country to acknowledge what happened in Tulsa in 1921.”
–Viola Fletcher