Thank you Deborah Berry for sharing my story as the only Black woman in the Senate and only the third Black woman to ever serve in the chamber. It is an opportunity and a responsibility that I do not take lightly.

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Trump is responsible for overturning Roe v. Wade. Women all across the country are demanding their right to make decisions about their bodies and I will continue to stand with them.

Donald Trump got us into this mess by overturning Roe when he was president. Let’s not kid ourselves - no matter what he or other extremist Republicans are saying now, we know they won't stop until abortion is banned nationwide.

Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument and the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument encompass significant natural, historical, and tribal resources.

Today, I wrote to President Biden, Secretary Tom Vilsack, Secretary Deb Haaland, and Brenda Mallory about expanding these monuments and enhancing…

Always great to see my California constituents in Washington D.C. In addition to seeing the cherry blossoms and historical landmarks, we got to talk about how I can help make our government work better for them. 
 
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Happy 94th birthday to the incredible and trailblazing Dolores Huerta Foundation, a living legend and champion of social justice. Her fearlessness in the face of adversity continues to inspire us all. #VivaDolores #SiSePuede

Tax Day is just 5 days away. This year over 5 million Californian taxpayers are eligible for the new, free IRS filing program that will help Californians save millions.

Visit the IRS website to check if you are eligible to file your taxes for free this year:…

Shifting resources toward AI should not lead to worker layoffs. AI creates new opportunities to enhance existing roles and enable employees to focus on higher-value tasks. Companies that strike the right balance between AI adoption and workforce development will thrive in this…

Renaming the 180 Steuart Street post office after the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein's honor is just one of the many ways we can celebrate her remarkable legacy of service.

#JSUGrad24 : Jackson State University proudly announces two distinguished alums, US Senator Laphonza Butler (Senator Laphonza Butler) and US District Judge Carlton Reeves, will serve as the 2024 Spring commencement speakers.

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A belated congratulations to Rajah, who became only the 3rd Black driver to win a NASCAR race earlier this month. From one HBCU grad to another, I hope you continue to do great things!

Congrats to South Carolina Women's Basketball for bringing home the W just like I predicted. Your class and humility this season served as an example for us all. Thank you for letting us witness your incredible leadership and teamwork. 🏀

I am proud to start this Council so that I can work with leaders from California and hear their unique perspectives on the legislation we are working on in Washington D.C. It is essential that we inspire and involve them for the sake of a thriving democracy.

Thank you President Biden for not backing down from this fight. This new proposal will help repair our flawed student loan system and provide thousands of Californians with much-needed relief.

Today, we remember the legacy and leadership of #MLK , one of the most powerful and influential leaders of all time. His commitment to equality and justice changed the course of our nation forever.

Giving potential first-time homebuyers a hand up doesn’t just help working people build generational wealth—it helps makes the American dream of homeownership possible for more people.

Proud to co-lead this important effort with @SenLaphonza in the Senate.

On #ChildrensPictureBookDay we celebrate the magic of storytelling. Today, I want to highlight NIKKOLAS and his books for bringing joy to so many young readers across the country.

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Today, on #AANHPIEqualPayDay , we recognize how unequal pay affects AANHPI communities. AANHPI women on average make between 80-93 cents for every $1 a white, non-Hispanic male makes. We must close the #WageGap .