President Trump will begin his July Fourth celebrations with a trip to Mount Rushmore, despite concerns from Native Americans, health officials and environmentalists https://t.co/QM0ODmFsof
We don’t have to share a Black person’s positive attributes when conveying that they died unjustly at the hands of police.
A criminal background is no excuse for police brutality. Neither is sagging pants or a short skirt. Or a “bad attitude.”
Black people deserve to live.
Even the statement, “Let’s invite more Black people to the table,” implies ownership of the table and control of who is invited.
Racism is about power.
I agree that all lives matter. But, for some reason, semantics seem more pressing than the truth! All lives aren't having to teach their kids, at the dinner table, how to navigate systemic racism and micro-aggressions fueled by ignorance and hatred.
TODAY, our Chairman, @thomasdortchjr is being inducted into the International Civil Rights Walk of Fame! The Walk of Fame was created to honor leaders who worked towards equality. Mr. Dortch’s footsteps will join iconic leaders like Xernona Clayton and Sidney Poitier. Congrats!
Today Mr. Dortch was honored to be inducted into the International Civil Rights Walk of Fame at @ctr4chr. The Walk of Fame was created to honor leaders who worked towards equality for all. Mr. Dortch’s footsteps will join iconic leaders such as Xernona Clayton and Sidney Poitier.
Last Thursday our chairman, @thomasdortchjr was honored with the Top of the Tower Award from longtime friend Hamilton Bohannon at his Music Fest Scholarship Benefit for @CAU@Morehouse@SpelmanCollege. A big thank you to Mr. Bohannon for honoring our chairman! #HBCU#ATL
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to our Chairman, @thomasdortchjr and our Program Coordinator, Merral Jackson! We are so appreciative and thankful for all that you do for us. Now tonight, we celebrate! 💃🏽🍷
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Tickets are still available for purchase: https://t.co/pKyUHgQn0x