Black Lives Matter, MS

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[Mississippi Votes #StayVocalActLocal @MSVotes]

Mississippi if it had early voting and a ballot initiative process that allowed voters to enact such change.

@voteearlyday #VoteEarlyDay #VoteReady

[Black Lives Matter, MS @BlmSip]

Happy #601Day to all Ju’s, Jacksonians, and 601 residents! 〽️🖤

Let’s shine some light on the city of Jackson and recognize some folks who deserve their flowers.

Who are some of y’all’s favorite JXN creatives? 🤔 Tag them below or quote this tweet!

[Mississippi Today @MSTODAYnews]

Nearly all of the state’s most powerful elected officials have failed to even acknowledge the problem, let alone offer up solutions.

https://t.co/Eg7CHZR26O

[Donna Ladd said what she said.😘 @DonnerKay]

Read @nickjudin's Part 3 in his #jxnwater series to understand how Jackson water and infrastructure got to this point. It was a lot to do with white flight, reaction to school integration—and the federal guv bailing on help with environmental compliance costs under Ronald Reagan.

[Black Lives Matter, MS @BlmSip]

Rest in Power and Justice, Mr. Floyd. ✊🏾 #BLMSIP

(photo credit: Court TV/AP, NPR.)

[Black Lives Matter, MS @BlmSip]

“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice EVERYWHERE.” -Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

THIS is why we marched through the streets of Jackson. From Minnesota to Mississippi, we must demand accountability from law enforcement and continue to educate, empower, and engage our People.

[Black Lives Matter, MS @BlmSip]

@SenHydeSmith https://t.co/wOWaRqHVDz

[Black Lives Matter, MS @BlmSip]

43 Senators — Including Mississippi’s finest in @SenHydeSmith and @SenatorWicker — voted to acquit the man who almost singlehandedly sabotaged democracy.

Let’s continue to put our VOTES where our mouths are and elect officials who truly represent ALL of our state. #BLMSIP

[Black Lives Matter, MS @BlmSip]

Y’all....

[U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith @SenHydeSmith]

I voted to acquit former President Trump. Read my full statement below:

[Black Lives Matter, MS @BlmSip]

43 Senators — Including Mississippi’s finest in @SenHydeSmith and @SenatorWicker — voted to acquit the man who almost singlehandedly sabotaged democracy.

Let’s continue to put our VOTES where our mouths are and elect officials who truly represent ALL of our state. #BLMSIP

[Black Lives Matter, MS @BlmSip]

Congrats, Jarrius! 🖤

[Jarrius D. Adams, Esq. @jarriusadams]

I just got accepted into HOWARD LAW SCHOOL! Oop.. 🥳🥳🥳

[Austin Knows Finance @austinknowsfin]

We’re right by New Horizon Church off Ellis Avenue today until 5! FREE COVID TESTING! Must bring driver’s license! Bring insurance card if you have insurance. No co-pays or out of pocket expenses!🙏🏾

[ACLU of Mississippi @ACLU_MS]

Bottom line, HB 83 is an attack on Mississippians' First Amendment rights.

[ACLU of Mississippi @ACLU_MS]

6. Allows drivers who injure or kill protestors to avoid liability.

7. Creates minimum sentencing for intentionally obstructing or interfering with traffic or use of sidewalks.

[ACLU of Mississippi @ACLU_MS]

3. Makes it easier for law enforcement to arrest protestors.

4. Makes it easier to charge individuals, advocacy groups and student groups with racketeering.

5. Gives immunity to business owners who kill peaceful protestors.

[ACLU of Mississippi @ACLU_MS]

[Thread]❗️Reasons why HB 83 is a bad bill for Mississippians❗️

1. Makes protesting punishable by felony, which could take voting rights from the protester.

2. Rips unemployment benefits of people peacefully protesting.

[ACLU of Mississippi @ACLU_MS]

ACTION ALERT: HB 83 claims to be a "Combatting Violence, Disorder, and Looting and Law Enforcement Protection Act."

But what it really does is silence and criminalize everyday Mississippians who want to exercise their First Amendment right to peacefully protest.

[Black Lives Matter, MS @BlmSip]

One week of school down, a lot more to go (during a pandemic).

College students, how y’all feeling? 👀

Quote this or comment below. 👇🏾 #BLMSIP

[Black Lives Matter, MS @BlmSip]

Father. Husband. Leader. A life cut too short. Thank you for forging a path for generations to follow. We’re thankful for the legacy Dr. King left behind and hopeful for a more equal future. #BLMSIP

[Booker G. Washington @BookerGWash]

Black people look at what happens when you vote.

They is MAD. Lol