Larissa, Faiza, and I at @weareaustin on April 3, 2019. Shout to the crew, including Chelsea and Taylor at @cbsaustin. Thank you for your support! #womeninfilm https://t.co/cS8H2nf9hA
Photo of people on a canoe enjoying Lake Raven in the Huntsville State Park in Huntsville, Texas. The park totals 2,083-acres and is a popular destination for photographers, as it is home to a variety of scenic landscapes. @TPWDnews
📸 by Danea Johnson
I really wish people would stop drastically using the scenarios of rape or incest as the sole premise for an abortion. A woman doesn’t have to be in a traumatic situation for it to be reason enough. In fact there is zero explanation that needs to be given.
In light of the draft of a leaked majority Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v Wade, I want to call your attention to the people that would be impacted most by the end of legalized abortion across the United States. 🧵:
A draft opinion suggests the U.S. Supreme Court is poised to overturn Roe v. Wade, which in 1973 legalized abortion nationwide. The authenticity of the draft, published by Politico, could not immediately be confirmed by @AP. https://t.co/K8zCzy3gvn
A security guard tailed me on my walk home tonight. He demanded if I lived there because “you look suspicious.” I showed my keys & buzzed myself into my building. He left, no apology. This is the reality of black girls: One day you’re called an icon, the next day, a threat.
A 99-year-old man who was born to a sharecropper on a Louisiana plantation said he felt proud to cast his ballot: "I lived through the whole process of gaining the ballot, so being able to participate was satisfying for me" https://t.co/BtToukqc8P
"There are, for example, more directors in the Criterion Collection with the last name Anderson than there are African-Americans." https://t.co/5X4TdrNqhj