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@Sassafrass_84@LeadingReport Took a bullet like when he dodged the military draft to fight for the US FIVE times because he was wealthy?! Yup, that’s how he took the bullet for America.
BREAKING: Convicted felon Donald Trump gets brutal election news as a group of former and current Justice Department officials enthusiastically endorse Kamala Harris for president because the "stakes could not be higher."
And it gets even better...
"The fabric of the nation, the rule of law and the future of the Democracy are at stake in this election," the over 40 officials wrote in their endorsement letter.
The signatures are from men and women who have served under presidents from both parties including former Attorney General Loretta Lynch, former deputy attorneys general Sally Yates, David Ogden, and Jamie Gorelick.
"The stakes could not be higher. Former President Trump presents a grave risk to our country, our global alliances and the future of democracy," they write.
They correctly state that Trump "regularly ignored the rule of law" when he was president, slamming the "unconstitutional Muslim travel ban" and his attempt "to stay in power by defying election results and the will of the American people."
They add that Harris is "the best choice to defeat Donald Trump and lead the nation. As attorney general of California she "oversaw the largest state justice department in the country. She forged strong relationships with law enforcement to keep people safe, fought for American consumers and fought against those preying on the American people."
"We all have had the honor of serving as United States Attorneys, in other leadership roles at the United States Department of Justice and as civic leaders," the letter adds. "We love our country and believe in its infinite possibilities. But this takes work. We urge all Americans to join us in supporting Vice President Harris for President of the United States."
These Justice Department employees firmly believe that Harris, a former prosecutor, will uphold the law in ways that Trump clearly will not. They couldn't be more right.
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@CollinRugg WOKE simply means awareness of injustices and inequality. It’s not a virus. It’s awareness and sensitivity to the experience of others. It’s about respecting those experiences. It’s a wonderful human trait. But it requires empathy - something not all are capable of.
@elonmusk@EdKrassen DEI is not about discrimination on the basis of race. It IS about ensuring that EVERYONE has opportunity, does not face discrimination, is valued and included in the workplace and society.
So great to be back at @DisabilityIN amongst like-minded people who are committed to making the world #accessible for all. Gleaned great new insights. Grateful! ❤️☮️🌐
Adecco Canada is delighted to announce that Dee Steimle has been appointed as Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for the Adecco Group! Don't miss out on the exciting work happening in Canada in our exclusive Lēad blog interview with Dee, here: https://t.co/PuCePF7qdj
With no major party leader denying climate change, Election 2021 may prove to be a watershed for clean transportation https://t.co/BSuZ9nTrXB via @ElectricAutonmy
A particularly fitting quote given the controversy re: Dr. Suess books & Mr. Potato-head:
"I care about the diversity of the mindset of the people creating our future, and the windows through which we see it, and the tools we use to build it."
B. THURSTON
#DiversityandInclusion
Black women face biases and challenges that White women do not. The reason: Because they can experience mistreatment based on the intersections of #sexism AND #racism. #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/NIuPSq3CZe