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Hey guys! This is a goofy ask, but @mustache_fatwa and I put our story out there for a chance to win some money to help us rebuild our home. If you could take 10 seconds and vote and/or share, it would mean so much to us!!!
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heres Savanna Batten's post sentencing statement who was sentenced to 50 yrs.
"To my friends, to Renée Good, to Alex Pretti, and to the people being held in detention centers across the country, I have the very same urgent message that compelled me to Prairieland that night..."
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Prisoners at a jail in Eastern North Carolina overpowered staff and have seized control of the facility, authorities said wral.com/news/state/bertie-m…
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Fulton Co., GA released a 600-pg reparations taskforce finding showing how slave labor built bridges/railroads & how poor white ppl made $ owning 1 slave by leasing
600-page reparations report reveals harms across a decade of enslavement in Fulton County
wabe.org/600-page-reparation…
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Literally everyone deserves to go out for dinner, buy coffees, wear quality clothing and have fun experiences whilst also being able to afford rent, groceries, bills & have a little left over for savings no matter what job they do. Why is that so absurd to some people?
jaycina retweeted
while the city still has one of the highest income inequalities of any major city, redlining, gentrification, food deserts, lack of walkability, deforestation, poor drainage system, poverty, etc. but hey let’s keep building cool shit!
jaycina retweeted
the city of Atlanta — home to the most corporate landlords in the country and a large and growing unhoused population — has lost nearly all of its housing reporters in the last year. devastating for journalism and democracy and those who want a livable, affordable Atlanta.
SAD THREAD: Maybe you’ve heard the news: @AtlantaCivicCircle is going under. It’s another casualty of the current, unforgiving journalism ecosystem — a loss that will leave Atlanta with, by my math, ZERO dedicated housing reporters. Let’s talk about what that means... (1/)
