Tomorrow evening, check out this free online event with this amazing author. "Write in Brooklyn Presents: Jacqueline Woodson, National Book Award winner." https://t.co/zOF2yKvqqy @Eventbrite
The Power of the Vote! https://t.co/MBWlzSlAEP This is tonight in at 6:30 pm - an online event. Please join us! Find Zoom details by clicking the link.
@PattiBonk@michaelharriot Remember the woman in Central Park who threatened to call the police and lie that she was being attacked when a Black man asked her to respect the park rules and leash her dog? Amy Cooper identified as liberal and had donated to Obama’s campaign.
Thank you for the great customer service I received today over the phone. I made two phone calls and spoke to two different women. Both so helpful and knowledgeable that I wanted to say it out loud. @ColumbiaSCWater
@CidBilly @MPowersNorrell smh,... because “more people leaving their homes and fewer people wearing masks and practicing social distancing” includes protesters by that definition, but ya just have to call out this smaller subset of people doing something you don’t like. At least they protest outside!
I've been having a lot of conversations with folks recently trying to pull apart the nuance between gestures that feel performative vs ones that feel like substantive change. It's not easy to navigate. But things like really matter. Eliminating symbols of oppression is important.
BREAKING: California @AGBecerra today announced new "review and reform agreement" with Vallejo PD.
"It’s a critical step this will be an expansive review," Becerra said on a press call. Will include probe of use-of-force procedures and anti-bias policing training.