State Rep Maine 119 for Portland and Islands, member of Portland Climate Action Team, past Chair of @PortlandMEDems 🌊 He/him, #faithfullylgbt
Portland, ME
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It’s an honor to be elected state representative for Portland and Casco Bay Islands, district 119! I look forward to working with @GovJanetMills and our Democratic majorities for action on climate, affordable housing, & more.
We all need each other in this fight for our future!
I was proud to join Rep Milliken in helping Mainers access non-opioid pain medication. Now we need our Federal delegation to support this crucial measure at the national level! @SenAngusKing, @SenatorCollins, @RepGolden, @chelliepingree
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I hope this means @SenAngusKing will actually endorse the Democrat running against Susan Collins next time.
#NEW: @SenAngusKing "disappointed" that @SenatorCollins encouraged former @mainegop chair Demi Kouzounas to run against him. @NEWSCENTERmaine #mepolitics
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Today, I am reminded of the words of Dr. King's partner in the struggle, the great Coretta Scott King: "Freedom is never really won. You earn it, and you win it in every generation."
Let us all commit to continuing the fight for justice for generations.
Language matters, especially when discussing racism & slavery, and the humans they impact. Today on @MainePublic @ilgratz interviewed Maine author Douglas Rooks, about his book on SCOTUS Chief Justice Melville Fuller (part of Plessy v. Furguson "separate but equal" maj. ruling) +
There's more to say, and many historians, sociologists, linguists have said it better and more clearly. Language matters. Recognizing enslaved people as "people" matters. And it's important to clarify that white male power does not singularly define "the country" now or ever. +
Link to broadcast and transcript of interview on January 3, 2024:
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As a paid staff on the Biden Harris 2020 campaign in Maine, I joined 500 of my colleagues in signing this letter requesting Biden support an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and show true leadership towards a path of lasting peace. #ceasefireNow
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“We were and continue to be horrified by the devastating Hamas attack against Israeli civilians on October 7. Yet, in this moment of pain, we cannot condemn violence and the murder of some civilians while simultaneously justifying and enabling it for others.”