K. Travis Ballie
@KTravisBallie
Progressive. On stolen Piscataway/Nacotchank land. Opinions my own. My love of curry is real. I refuse to be shamed by your culinary colonialism 😘 he/him/his
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01-02-2009 19:50:33
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The biggest rally I have ever seen at the Wilson Building opposing the ridiculous funding cuts proposed by Mayor Muriel Bowser
Spending most of this rally figuring out how they got this many people out. It's SO many people!
I'm testifying from 2 perspectives: decades as a national child care advocate, and a DC resident, former Director of DC CFSA and committed to equity & success for DC families. My full testimony here: docs.google.com/document/d/1Sa… CLASP National Women's Law Center EJ Dionne Catherine Rampell
For Andrea Thomas at UPO, here is how we can fight poverty in the District:
1. Raise Taxes Capital Gains at a higher rate… ideally 13%. 📈💰
2. Raise home Increase Property Tax Rate on Highest Value Homes. 📈🏠
#StopTheCuts , #TaxWealth and #InvestInUs instead. 💸
Your solidarity was EPIC today! I am strapping on my boots to attend the next opportunity I have to be in solidarity with Washington Teachers' Union for a new contract!
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Advocacy Manager Adam Barragan-Smith testified in the DC Council's final public hearing on the FY25 budget earlier today about the #PayEquityFund . He urged the Council to restore full funding to the program and shared teachers' stories about how it has helped them. #ProtectPEF
Thank you to the DC Fire Fighters Association, Local 36 DC Fire Fighters Association, Local 36 for endorsing our campaign and efforts to improve the health, safety, and well-being of Ward 7 residents and communities in the District.
#Ward7 #ERT4Ward7 #DCision24
On Metro Forward to rally with Under 3 DC for #payequityfund at DC Council with K. Travis Ballie #moms4childcare
#HappeningNow “Stop the cut!” Parents, teachers, and staff are in front of the Wilson Building protesting against Mayor Muriel Bowser’s 2025 proposed budget that cuts $300 million from early childhood education. DC News Now