Huge vote today could put NJ on track to #StopSolitary. When Christie vetoed the bill in 2016, he said solitary doesn't happen here. Survivors have shared their stories and no one—not legislators, not Governor Phil Murphy—can hide behind that lie anymore. Time to #EndTorture!

The only way to stop police from shooting and killing Black people is to stop contact between them. The only way to do that is to shrink the size and scope of policing. There is no “justice” after the shooting. The conditions aren’t just

Today's the day, Georgia! Cast your ballot, and bring your family and friends to go vote. Any problems? Call the Voter Protection Hotline. 888-730-5816 #PostThePeach Georgia Democrats #winthewholedemthing

Some of my awesome voter protection teammates working away under BLUE skies here in GA

People in prison were always eligible for CARES. The IRS lied about this until a federal court ordered them to fix their site and pay up. Then, in Dec, they refused to complete thousands of unprocessed claims. The burden's on us to help our ppl get their $. How you can help, a🧵:

Let’s go Nancy!!!! whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/…

Nancy Abudu is simply the best of the best. I couldn't be prouder to work for her. Her nomination is a rare thing: really really good news. whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/…

MS is ~40% Black but has had only 4 Black Supreme Court justices this century. Why? MS’s Supreme Court districts—unchanged for the last 35 years—dilute Black voting strength. Proud to bring this case with our Southern Poverty Law Center team + ACLU ACLU of Mississippi & STB splcenter.org/news/2022/04/2…

ACLU-NJ recognizes Rutgers University workers’ right to strike. Striking is an essential tool for labor organizing and free expression. All workers – including public employees – have a constitutionally protected right to demand fair treatment by going on strike. #RUonStrike

In NJ, if you're convicted of a felony, you're barred from serving on any jury, civil or criminal, for LIFE. Thanks to worst-in-the-nation racial disparities in incarceration, which this policy perpetuates, ~1/4 of all Black NJ adults are kept off juries. Shockingly unjust.