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AAP. Inactive account due to you-know-who buying this platform.

[Account formerly named ... @azlanpetra]

"A Case for Humility: Cautioning against Social Justice Elitism" by Roger Fisher

https://t.co/C49lF5w9hF

[Ayman @AymanM]

If only there was someone who was motivated to buy social media company not to "own the libs" but instead to tackle how white supremacist radicalization is exploding online and leading to hate-filled, racially motivated mass terrorist attacks taking place in America #BuffaloNY

[Account formerly named ... @azlanpetra]

@refugeevoicesau Hello @refugeevoicesau . I'm following up on behalf of this community member. He has been attempting to get in touch with but have not received any response. He is able to provide proof of his asylum seeker status.

[Blood Quantum Entanglement @LammaticHama]

Kimberlé Crenshaw, mother of the term Intersectionality, has said multiple times that it's a systemic analysis tool. Not a method of stacking identities like Yu-Gi-Oh cards so you can be an asshole and pull gotchas.

Knock it off.

[Mehdi Ali @MehdiAli98]

Tonight I am free and leaving Australia to start my life in the United States of America. But I won't be happy until all my friends are get released from detention. It's not freedom until we are all free. Thank you all for your support.

[Account formerly named ... @azlanpetra]

@CarNextDoor @Uber_Australia Thanks for replying.
Can you confirm that I'll be speaking to the Australia-based Member Experience team? It's been confusing dealing wt several ppl from the Filipino support team & not having my concerns addressed that I'll be more comfortable speaking to the Australian team.

[Salem Barahmeh @Barahmeh]

If Jesus was born in Bethlehem today, he would have a Green ID.

Being from Nazareth, Joesph and Mary would have Blue IDs.

Jesus would need an Israeli military permit to visit his family or go to Jerusalem.

This is Israel's Jim Crow and tiered segregation.

Merry Christmas.

[Cori Bush @CoriBush]

When we use social services, we’re not taking a handout. We’re just using services we already paid for with our own taxes.

If we want to talk about handouts, let’s talk about the tax breaks given to billionaires. Those are handouts.

[Cori Bush @CoriBush]

The eviction moratorium is set to expire at the end of the month. I’m remembering what it was like to be evicted.

What it was like to live out of my car with my two babies.

What it was like to mix formula in fast-food restaurant bathrooms.

Rent and mortgages must be canceled.

[Cori Bush @CoriBush]

I want us to build a country where social safety nets are strong and people are always encouraged to lean on them—especially because all of us pay to fund them.

I've been unhoused & lived off of food pantries. We need to get rid of the stigma & uplift those who need direct aid.

[Cori Bush @CoriBush]

I’ve survived domestic abuse, sexual assault, police violence, and attempts on my life. Just like so many people across the country. Now I'm taking our stories to Congress.

We’ve been through too much to let anyone or anything get in our way in the fight to bring us justice.

[Cori Bush @CoriBush]

I’m sure that some people think it’s not appropriate for a congresswoman-elect to be shopping in thrift stores. But I don’t come from generational wealth. I don’t come from money. So I have to do what I have to do, and I’m not ashamed of that.
https://t.co/8HDLOY6La8

[Cori Bush @CoriBush]

Regular people know what it’s like to live paycheck to paycheck, to face eviction, to not know where their next meal is coming from.

That’s why we need more of us in Congress.

[AJ+ @ajplus]

"It just shows me more and more that the system is not set up for regular people to run, let alone win."

Newly elected Rep. @CoriBush is shining light on the struggles working-class people, especially women, face in getting elected to Congress.

[Cori Bush @CoriBush]

Being a Black woman in America who wasn’t connected to any kind of generational wealth or power, I have always felt like every single election holds a lot of weight.

It is always the most vulnerable who suffer the most under the wrong elected officials.

[Cori Bush @CoriBush]

Everything I do begins with those who have the least, who’ve suffered the worst, and who have the greatest to offer.

https://t.co/MNnZO8S6Mk

[Account formerly named ... @azlanpetra]

"Three-quarters of Australians biased against Indigenous Australians, study finds."
https://t.co/aXZAU2ffDr

[Democracy in Colour @democracycolour]

Turning an “anti-racism” day into a “harmony” day is part of this country’s long history of denial when it comes to racism. It’s time to reclaim today and call it what it really is, The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination [2/2]