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sedonia retweeted
HUGE NIGHT FOR ALL OF US LIFELONG BREWERS FANS SINCE A COUPLE SECONDS AGO WHEN WE JUST FOUND OUT THEY WON THE WORLD SERIES WE DESERVE THIS WE EARNED THIS
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I went to my first #Brewers game when I was three or four, on Ball Day. Don Money, I think, hit a HR. The crowd pop was so loud, it scared me and I started to cry.
Now, the Brewers are World Series Champions and I'm crying again.
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It’s official. The Heat’s first four games was the preseason. Tonight was the opener.
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After battling 4 consecutive season ending injuries he pulled up to the Heisman Ceremony with his teammates and coaches names on his suit
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These are serious times—and we need serious people representing us in Washington, DC and in states across the country.
Georgia, I hope you’re fired up and ready to vote for @KeishaBottoms for Governor and send Jon @Ossoff back to the U.S. Senate. Jon and Keisha will fight for you, and they’ve got real plans to build a better Georgia.
Reach out to your family and friends and encourage them to vote. Let’s get it done!
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Dolores Huerta was a pioneering labor leader and legendary civil rights activist. Amidst the struggle of the movement, her rallying cry, "Sí se puede," was a call to stay in the fight.
The work of Dolores Huerta and the United Farm Workers was a driving force for change across California and our country. Her brilliant organizing and fierce negotiating came to the national spotlight during the Delano Grape strike, and countless people benefited from her decades-long career. Thanks to her, immigrants and workers won better wages, working conditions, environmental protections, and voting rights.
I was blessed to know Dolores for many years and proud to organize alongside my dear friend to champion working families and immigrant rights. I will always be grateful for her support and friendship. We will honor her legacy by continuing the fight for the dignity of every person.
Doug and I send our love and prayers to the four generations of loving family she leaves behind, the community she built, and to the millions of people who have been touched by her work.
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So much to say here: first, I applaud the mother’s responses to her son. Second, how do you name him Kahlani and not expect him to want to be Black? And children are all just so sweet and innocent.
