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This THROW by Shedeur Sanders 😳
The Colorado QB will be eligible for the 2024 NFL Draft.
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¡Agradezco la invitación del Ayudante Municipal de Los Reyes #Yecapixtla!
Vivimos momentos increíbles, gracias por darse cita y celebrar juntos nuestras tradiciones. ¡Excelente Lunes amigos y amigas!
#MorelosTieneVoz #VivaMorelos #jaripeo #PorMorelos
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Below, we offer reflection questions for our continued enrichment:
🌟 How does a holiday that honors one person affect how I think about movement work and social justice?
🌟 How do MLK and his legacy inform my fight for social justice?
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Today, we invite you to reflect on the impact of Martin Luther King, Jr and the civil rights movement on our lives today.
When we speak of #MLK and his legacy, we can honor him and those who informed, empowered, and continue the march toward justice today.
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Families continue to be separated due to data-sharing agreements. Many immigrants have been falsely accused, leading to families being torn apart.
#FamiliesBelongTogether more must be done to undo the harm of these pervasive dragnet policies.
bit.ly/3IFBcun
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DACA transforms lives, but continuous attempts to end the program keep putting those lives in limbo.
Only legislation can provide a permanent solution for DACA recipients and their families. It is time for Congress to act!
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Packed room for our first #QueCalor meeting of 2023! Outdoor workers across Miami are fired up and ready to fight for #WaterShadeRest this year! Our message to politicians: Stand with workers, not low-road employers who fail to protect us. Which side are you on?
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This #MLK Day, we must acknowledge that the relationship between #massincarceration and racial injustice can’t be untied without addressing it directly.
Our actions must reflect the “fierce urgency of now.”
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From overpolicing Black communities to “tough-on-crime” policies like cash bail, the roots of today’s system of #MassIncarceration can be traced back to our nation’s dark history of racial subjugation and dehumanization.
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“Justice too long delayed is justice denied.”
60 years after Martin Luther King Jr.'s “Letter from a Birmingham Jail,” racial inequities in the criminal legal system continue to disproportionately impact Black people. #MLKDay
ALT “Justice too long delayed is justice denied.” Image by Sherlock Wijaya/shutterstock.com