On this day in 1947, police officers in Rochester, New York, shot and killed an unarmed Black military veteran named Roland T. Price. Though Mr. Price did not resist, the shooting was deemed "justified." calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

This is an important community win. We know Phoenix City Council needs to be shaken up. Big congrats future councilwoman Anna Hernandez. We have your back like you have ours ✊🏼

On this day in 1900, a mob of 300 white people in Limon, Colorado, chained Preston “John” Porter Jr., a 15-year-old Black child, to a stake and burned him alive. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

Thank you Phoenix Council District 7 for electing us to be your next Councilwoman! All ballots have been counted and we could not be more grateful for earning the trust of our community to represent them on the Council. No matter what obstacles were thrown our way, we put our

On this day in 1958, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld Alabama's School Placement Law, which was designed to maintain segregation and allowed school boards to assign students to schools at their own discretion. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

On this day in 1864, American troops murdered over 200 Cheyenne and Arapaho people living peacefully along Sand Creek in CO despite assuring the community days earlier that they would be safe. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

As many as 10,000 white people murdered hundreds of Black residents in the Tulsa Race Massacre in 1921. A new Justice Department report shows that "the massacre was the result not of uncontrolled mob violence, but of a coordinated, military-style attack.” eji.org/news/justice-d…

On this day in 1740, South Carolina barred enslaved Black people from learning to read, earning money, and gathering, and authorized white enslavers to whip and kill them for being "rebellious." calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

APS made $500,000,000 in profits last year. They shut off power for an 82-year-old woman who fell behind on payments and owed . . . $500. The 82-year-old woman then died of heat stress. This is inhumane & disgusting. Thank you AZ Attorney General Kris Mayes for speaking out.

Please don’t let APS have another win.

APS just got a nice return on its investment in Arizona's leaders azcentral.com/story/opinion/… via azcentral

Our statement on the passage of HB2679: We are extremely disappointed that elected officials and Governor Katie Hobbs prioritized corporate profits over Arizona families. This bill, pushed by APS, protects utility companies and shifts the burden to the people.

Estamos sumamente decepcionados de que funcionarios electos y Governor Katie Hobbs hayan priorizado las ganancias corporativas sobre las familias de Arizona. HB2679, impulsada por APS, protege a las compañías eléctricas y deja la carga sobre la gente.

Dear Governor Katie Hobbs: Since APS is no longer about to use securitization & legislators likely realize APS duped them, we recommend a special session to repeal highly contentious law & hold stakeholder process to develop legislation that actually protects consumers. Chad Campbell

On this day in 1931, a segregated Georgia hospital refused to admit Juliette Derricotte, dean of Fisk University, and one of her students after a serious car accident. They both died as a result. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

On this day in 1900, a mob of 300 white people in Limon, Colorado, chained Preston “John” Porter Jr., a 15-year-old Black teen, to a stake and burned him alive. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

On this day in 1890, U.S. troops fired at and killed more than 250 Lakota people in a massacre at Wounded Knee; over half were women, children, and elderly tribal members. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

Thank you Sandoval For AZ for inviting us to Opening Day at the Capitol. We appreciate the opportunity to be present as the legislative session begins and to continue advocating for policies that protect our communities and our future.

🎉 Two years ago today, we opened the Northwest Extension Phase II, connecting northwest Phoenix to our growing light rail system! Since opening, this 1.6-mile extension has served over 1.3 million trips, proving that transit investment drives community connection and economic

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