A Step Towards Justice in Education
A federal judge ruled that two Virginia schools - Stonewall Jackson High School and Ashby-Lee Elementary - must change their names due to their ties to Confederate history. Judge Michael Urbanski found that restoring those names violated the 14th Amendment and federal civil rights protections.
The Virginia NAACP led this fight, standing firm on a simple truth: every child deserves to walk into a school that reflects their dignity and worth. Confederate symbols have no place in spaces built for learning and growth.
This ruling marks real progress. Our schools carry power - power to signal who belongs, who matters, and what values we pass to the next generation. Let's keep pushing for educational spaces that reflect justice, respect, and the full humanity of every student.
Just a reminder - THE SOUTH LOST
#JusticeForOurChildren #EqualityInEducation #EndRacism #NAACP #BlackExcellence #Virginia #Confederate #History
With David Crowley as the Democratic nominee for Governor, African Americans are now the Democratic nominees for Governor in Wisconsin, Georgia, Nevada—three very different swing states—South Carolina, and of course Maryland. It's a new day in America! #WIGov#GAGov#NVGov
A criminal who refuses to send disaster aid to blue states because they didn’t vote for him isn’t called a president, they are called an enemy of the state.
@borbio23@BoldDaB@BookerGWash Wow Mamdani played performative politics because it didn’t occur to him that having an ally in the White House, to fund his expensive programs, would be beneficial to him as a mayor. Why is that?
@BoldDaB@PtolemysWrath@BookerGWash Again, Trump and Bibi thank you for your support. Btw, don’t say you give a 💩 about issues like housing affordability when you vote against the candidate who had an extensive plan to make housing more affordable.
Judge finds Kennedy Center owes musician Chuck Redd $250,000 in legal fees
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., dismissed the center’s suit against Chuck Redd for canceling a concert after the president’s name was added to the facade.