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Somewhere a fellow American is homeless, suffering from food insecurity and healthcare. We have a duty to each other as Americans to pull each other up and become the advocate for those struggling against the oppression of poverty. #BeKindAlways

In Chicago the council tried to impose a curfew like this and the progressive mayor vetoed it with a passionate speech about its racism.

#OnThisDay in 1865, General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, TX to read Order No. 3, which affirmed the end of slavery in the states of the former Confederacy. This momentous occasion has been celebrated as #Juneteenth — a combination of “June” & “19th” — for over 150 years.

For those who say “Illegal is illegal.” On this Juneteenth, remember: slavery was once legal. Harboring a fugitive enslaved person? Illegal. Black freedom? Illegal. “Illegal is illegal” has always been used to defend injustice. Legality ≠ morality. Justice calls us higher.

On June 19, 1865, enslaved Black Americans in Galveston, TX, learned of their #freedom—2 yrs after the #EmancipationProclamation. #Juneteenth reminds is that justice delayed is justice denied. Join us in fighting for #truefreedom: #livingwages #votingrights #healthcare #MDPPC

About 30 people attended the Our Health Over Corporate Wealth Vigil outside Sen. Tillis's Hendersonville office June 17, including a skateboarder and his friends. During a moment of silence, people named those they had lost healthcare or who might die if the Big Bill passes.

Durham Protestors Demand Senators Budd and Tillis Vote Against Trump’s Budget Bill ncnewsline.com/2025/06/17/dur…

Moral Monday on June 30 in Washington, DC. Whether you’re clergy in full vestments, a volunteer ready to serve, a singer in the justice choir, or a citizen with sacred outrage—we need your presence. 📝 Sign up to attend in person or online: bit.ly/MoralMondaysAt…

🖤❤️💚 Juneteenth: A Day of Freedom, A Call to Justice 💚❤️🖤 Juneteenth is more than a celebration—it’s a call to remember, to reflect, and to act.

As we observe Juneteenth, DC and the country should (re)commit to repairing the harms of our past and its compounding negative effects in our current day. More from DCFPI Executive Director, Erica Williams, on how the struggle for Black freedom continues: loom.ly/jAAss2Q

Happy Juneteenth — a powerful reminder of Black liberation, resilience, and the ongoing fight for justice. Celebrate freedom, reflect on history, and uplift voices that continue to push for equity. Join local events across the DMV in remembrance and unity. #juneteenth

Every year, our government spends billions on weapons and war, both domestically and abroad. Now, with Trump's authoritarian impulses escalating further, we cannot afford to ignore the threat militarism poses to our democracy. Christine Ahn Leslie Cagan otherwords.org/militarism-thr…

An absolutely essential story injecting some actual research and data into a debate that has been based on ~vibes~ for months now. White said Tuesday that he'll move some version of TOPA reform next month, before summer recess. But just look at quotes like these...

Erik Salmi It’s a shame how bad DCPR can be. I’ve submitted countless requests to fix a water fountain that’s been broken at Macomb Rec for years and they ripped out the only tree that provided shade for the playground

Celebrate Juneteenth with us at the Annual Freedom Festival in @cityofwarnerrobins Warner Robins! ✨ Stop by the NAACP table to say hi, learn more about our work, and even become a member! Let’s honor freedom, resilience, and community—together🖤❤️💚#JuneteenthWR #NAACPHOCO5203

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We must invest directly in the community for true public safety & prosperity. No more trickle down economics, which the District budget is currently full of

No War With Iran rootsaction.org/no-war-with-ir…

We continue his work & stand on his shoulders!

On June 19, 1865, nearly 2 years after Pres. Lincoln emancipated enslaved Africans in America, news of freedom arrived to more than 250,000 in TX. We continue fighting in their memory for racial equality & equity to this day! Today at National Juneteenth Festival