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253 bills across 43 states have been introduced to restrict voting access, despite little evidence of voter fraud. We have had 7 mass shootings in the last week and only offer thoughts and prayers. In America, Black/brown people voting is considered more dangerous than guns.
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On March 15th, 2019, a white supremacist killed 51 people in Christchurch, New Zealand.
On 3/21/19, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern proposed a ban on semi-automatic weapons.
On 4/10/19, that law passed.
Since that day, there have been 1,145 mass shootings in the United States.
L.E. Creamer retweeted
We encourage you to support local organizations, that have been doing the work for decades, in whatever way you can. A coalition of MA orgs is hosting a town hall next Thursday, March 25th focused on current & future organizing efforts - register below! #StopAsianHate #mapoli
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To our APIDA students, faculty, staff, and alumni...we stand with you ✊🏽#StopAsianHate
What can you do to address AAPI hate and violence in your communities? Hold. Your. Friends. And. Family. Accountable. Language matters. Do not tolerate slurs, stereotypes, and generalizations in your presence. Hold your colleagues accountable. Speak up, even if your voice shakes.
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By law, the VERY FIRST ppl excluded from the US were Asian/Chinese women in the 1880s. Then came The Chinese Exclusion Act. This country has hated Chinese/Asian ppl and specifically Asian women for well over a century. Talk abt this history of hate. Name it. See it.
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8 lives were violently stolen. We stand in solidarity & deep compassion w/ our AAPI family in Georgia & across the country.
Racism, misogyny, & white supremacy are a threat to all of our communities, and we must call out the targeted, violent attacks on our AAPI neighbors.
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The Rent & Mortgage Cancellation Act would:
➡️ Cancel rent & mortgage payments, retroactive through April
➡️ Provide full payment and debt forgiveness
➡️ Establish an affordable housing fund
& more
Proud to join @Ilhan & our colleagues to reintroduce this critical bill.
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Applications are due March 15th — please RT & share our #MejiaMovement fellowship application to help us reach All Means All across Boston!! bit.ly/mejiafellows
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Employers - It doesn’t matter if your values are on a wall, website, or billboard if they’re not being practiced behind closed doors.
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Question: did the Democrats even have to negotiate anything in the relief bill if they didn’t need nor get a single Republican vote? 🤔
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Faculty friends, we are 12 months into a pandemic. Your students are not trying to trick you, they are in distress. They need your kindness and empathy more than they need training for some hypothetical “real world” where deadlines are immutable and trauma is not acknowledged.
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Women don’t need a day. Women need equal pay, paid maternity leave, flexible work, leadership positions, board seats, and funding.
Corporations are gross, but this one GUTS ME. #ShopSmall everyone, 'cause the small business owner is invested in their community and their vendors the way corporations will never be. #PayArtistsForTheirWork
If you're just tuning in, @Paper_Source declared bankruptcy this week. But before they did that, they put in lots of large orders with over 250 small independent companies knowing that they wouldn't have to pay for the inventory after the fact. THREAD
A start on the rise - congrats on the publication @Philip_W3 💫💫💫
Today I received a hardcopy of the @NACEOrg Journal! Surreal seeing an article I co-wrote with @SamaraCareers in print!
Check out the article here:
naceweb.org/career-developme…
So... does this include higher ed? Because we have classrooms, too.
