There is no place for hate speech or for organizations who use it in Indiana or elsewhere.
We need Indiana leaders who will speak up and speak out against such messaging.
BREAKING: Indiana legislators just passed an alarming book ban bill that opens schools, teachers, and librarians up to penalties if a parent deems their material "harmful."
Lawmakers did this by quickly and quietly adding language from a dead bill into a separate bill, HB 1447.
Contact Governor Holcomb and ask him to defend teacher's discussion rights with administrators by vetoing SB 486 after the General Assembly ignored calls to remove this language from it.
"Once again, the General Assembly has callously betrayed Indiana's hardworking educators and flagrantly ignored the impassioned pleas of our state's teachers by passing SB 486."
Why are we spending more than $1 billion for wealthy families to attend a private school for free, when we’re not even adequately funding our public schools that serve 90% of kids?
Tell lawmakers to prioritize public schools in the budget.
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Holocaust Remembrance Day
is a time to remember & honor the 6M Jewish victims of the Holocaust. IN should be committed to providing an education aimed at preventing future genocides, and our leaders should denounce all hate.
Many of us support our LGBTQ population. This targeted attack is wrong. In addition to impacting many individual Hoosiers and families, this type of purposeful attack has a negative economic impact. https://t.co/MDT1234pVS
@tacobell Please bring back your Mexican pizza. My mother keeps complaining about it, and I'm getting tired of hearing her whine everytime we go to one of your establishments. Please help my mental health and bring back the pizza. Thank you.
So I've had an Amazon smart plug that won't stay connected to the internet. Well tonight, I just ordered four new smart plugs from a different company. Ha! Take that Amazon.
Now to hook them up with my Alexa device.