A son of Georgia, Dr. King spent his life fighting for economic and racial justice. His fight for equality and dignity lives on in those today who organize for freedom and justice for all.
To truly celebrate his birth on this day in 1929, we must carry out his work.
I don't take a dime from corporate PACs, and I don’t have an endless supply of money or resources. But I'll guarantee this: I’m ready to continue fighting for all Georgians in the U.S. Senate.
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My friend and mentor the late Congressman John Lewis’ birthday is next month. He would have been 82.
When Republicans start posting nice messages in his honor, remember this: They refuse to even begin debate on the voting rights legislation that bears his name.
What the fear mongering around CRT was purposed to do:
Erase truth about the roots, branches and cruel, strange, and systemic fruit of slavery and racism the U.S.
Erase teaching and telling of that truth, especially by Black people (including my father)
Mitch McConnell broke the Senate on purpose to derail the agenda of the nation's first black President but I am supposed to take his whining about the President's speech yesterday seriously.