Racial justice, libraries, old books, and history: the Stony Knoll Library was vandalized in early June. Formed in 1937, it was the first library Black people could use in this southern town. Please help save this bit of history! https://t.co/MSaEWmFxDu
Racial justice, libraries, old books, and history: the Stony Knoll Library was vandalized in early June. Formed in 1937, it was the first library Black people could use in this southern town. Please help save this bit of history! https://t.co/MSaEWmFxDu
Racial justice, libraries, old books, and history: the Stony Knoll Library was vandalized in early June. Formed in 1937, it was the first library Black people could use in this southern town. Please help save this bit of history! https://t.co/MSaEWmFxDu
Racial justice, libraries, old books, and history: the Stony Knoll Library was vandalized in early June. Formed in 1937, it was the first library Black people could use in this southern town. Please help save this bit of history! https://t.co/MSaEWmFxDu
@American_Cruise We are still waiting to find out if America is sailing out of NO on Sunday. Surely you will reschedule and not put the lives of 200 people in danger. Please let us know ASAP so we can reschedule other travel plans and get ready. #NOLAready#TropicalStormBarry
Quite ironic, Fr Pavone, that you would be sick of this caravan. Would you have made the same comment to the European caravans of the 16th/17th centuries who pushed their way into the country, displacing the first and true Americans? For shame. You are no Christian @pontifex
Hey, @NRA, I’m a teacher who routinely sits in a dark room with five year olds, my back to the door so the would-be shooter we are drilling for will hit me first. They ask me “is it real this time?” #ThisISMyLane#MomsDemandAction