As @GovAbbott proudly signed the 1836 Project into law, & states across the U.S. are banning teaching that centers slavery and truthfully recounts our nation's racist past, history is again instructive: This's part of a legacy of the government banning the discussion of slavery.
Here's the KFile supercut we just aired of Trump campaign and White House officials attacking Democrats as "sore losers" "cry babies," trying "delegitimize" Trump through "unsubstantiated" recounts that are "based on no evidence" in 2016.
Pfizer confirmed it did not work with the Trump administration to develop its coronavirus vaccine, which the company announced is 90 percent effective. https://t.co/BX4HU8XJux
Donald Trump did a lot of damage on his own. But he’s just the worst symptom of a corrupt system—and it's going to take more than beating him to make our government work for everyone.
Our righteous fights are far from over.
Georgia, thank you. Together, we have changed the course of our state for the better. But our work is not done.
Join me in supporting @ReverendWarnock and @ossoff so we can keep up the fight and win the U.S. Senate➡️https://t.co/JTyH1UVEtd
#LetsGetItDoneAgain#gapol
Celebrities, activists and voters across Georgia credited Stacey Abrams with building a well-funded network of organizations that highlighted voter suppression in the state and inspired an estimated 800,000 residents to register to vote.
https://t.co/EA7PNUGall
What’s happening in Georgia is possible in Mississippi. The Blackest state in America.
What’s happening in Georgia is possible in Louisiana. The second Blackest state in America.
It requires resources, organization, & progressive candidates.
We can build a #NewBlackSouth
Instead of "thanking" Black women, Black voters, and especially, Black organizers...
... give us the investments we need and deserve, redistribute wealth, ends police violence, abolish the carceral state, commit to building Black directed political power... and reparations.