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Virtual – Racial Justice Series: The Legacy of John Lewis
On Tuesday, June 15, join us for the next conversation in our chapters’ racial justice series entitled, “The Legacy of John Lewis,” with Ray Arsenault, an American historian,
Apoya los Derechos de Inmigrantes en Florida
Acompáñanos este 15 de Junio para que conozcas la campaña sobre los derechos de los inmigrantes en La Florida. Nos conectaremos desde todas las partes
Virtual – Statewide Voting Rights Meeting
On Thursday, June 3, join our statewide voting rights organizers for our next virtual campaign meeting. We will discuss action steps we can take together to
Virtual – Racial Justice Series: The Legacy of John Lewis
On Tuesday, June 15, join us for the next conversation in our chapters’ racial justice series entitled, “The Legacy of John Lewis,” with Ray Arsenault, an American historian,
Apoya los Derechos de Inmigrantes en Florida
Acompáñanos este 15 de Junio para que conozcas la campaña sobre los derechos de los inmigrantes en La Florida. Nos conectaremos desde todas las partes
Virtual – Statewide Voting Rights Meeting
On Thursday, June 3, join our statewide voting rights organizers for our next virtual campaign meeting. We will discuss action steps we can take together to
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Biden Must Be Bolder On Immigration. The Lives Of Millions Depend On It.
One hundred days ago, President Joe Biden took the helm of a decimated immigration system, which candidate Biden had promised to restore. The lives and
Mass Immigration Detention Must End
This post was originally published in The Palm Beach Post. Former President Donald Trump stoked his 2016 election campaign by labeling immigrants as “criminals, drug dealers,
“I Can’t Breathe:” A Year Of Racial Reckoning In America
Nearly a year after the murder of George Floyd, 20-year-old Black father Daunte Wrightwas also killed by a cop. Both men were in some of
The Movement To End Police Violence 1-year After George Floyd’s Murder
One year ago today, George Floyd was brutally murdered in broad daylight by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin over 9 minutes and 29 seconds as
Biden Must Be Bolder On Immigration. The Lives Of Millions Depend On It.
One hundred days ago, President Joe Biden took the helm of a decimated immigration system, which candidate Biden had promised to restore. The lives and
Mass Immigration Detention Must End
This post was originally published in The Palm Beach Post. Former President Donald Trump stoked his 2016 election campaign by labeling immigrants as “criminals, drug dealers,
“I Can’t Breathe:” A Year Of Racial Reckoning In America
Nearly a year after the murder of George Floyd, 20-year-old Black father Daunte Wrightwas also killed by a cop. Both men were in some of
The Movement To End Police Violence 1-year After George Floyd’s Murder
One year ago today, George Floyd was brutally murdered in broad daylight by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin over 9 minutes and 29 seconds as
Chapter Issues
Upcoming Events
Virtual – Racial Justice Series: The Legacy of John Lewis
On Tuesday, June 15, join us for the next conversation in our chapters’ racial justice series entitled,
Apoya los Derechos de Inmigrantes en Florida
Acompáñanos este 15 de Junio para que conozcas la campaña sobre los derechos de los
Virtual – Statewide Voting Rights Meeting
On Thursday, June 3, join our statewide voting rights organizers for our next virtual campaign meeting.
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WHAT INSIGHTS WOULD RBG OFFER ABOUT THE UPCOMING SUPREME COURT ABORTION RIGHTS CASE?
One week ago, the Supreme Court announcedit would consider a major case about abortion. The case, which directly challenges Roe v. Wade, raises the question
THE PEOPLE, NOT THE POLICE, SHOULD DECIDE IF AND HOW SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGIES ARE USED IN THEIR COMMUNITIES
Four and a half years ago, the use of surveillance technologies by local police and governments was growing exponentially. There were many factors behind this
Dayton and Detroit just passed CCOPS’ 20th and 21st laws nationwide — a milestone for surveillance tech transparency and empowering communities.
THE PEOPLE, NOT THE POLICE, SHOULD DECIDE IF AND HOW SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGIES ARE USED IN THEIR COMMUNITIES Four and a half years ago, the
The Long Road To Employment Non-Discrimination for LGBTQ People in Miami
The story isn’t exactly new. Some evidence suggests queer folks in Miami—mostly known or understood then as female or male “impersonators” or “pansies” who performed
