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Lea Jovy retweeted
Big crowds gathering against the fascist threat in Nottingham
@NottinghamSUTR #StandUpToRacism
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one day i hope i experience the love that i know i deserve. i hope it comes easily. i hope it’s not an uphill battle. i hope the love between us grows effortlessly, beautifully, as if it’s been waiting for our arrival. i wanna bloom with somebody.
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Maturity is when you realize people can't give you what they can't give themselves, so you stop expecting loyalty from people who betray themselves, stop expecting honesty from people who lie to themselves, and stop expecting peace from people who are at war with themselves.
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Fascism isn’t coming. It’s here. The so called temples of free speech are revealing themselves as what they are- fortresses of white supremacy
Enjoyed facilitating this and was my first trip to Denmark 🇩🇰
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I’m a swiftie. But she definitely doesn’t represent me or give voice to my or similar lived experiences as a brown person.
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Lea Jovy retweeted
light skin ppl take colorism conversations personally as if it’s an attack on their character instead of looking at it as a societal issue that dictates who gets access to certain privileges and protections.
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Instead of showing me your diversity statement, show me your hiring data, your discrimination claim stats, your salary tables, your retention numbers, your diversity policies, and your leaders’ public actions against racism. End performative allyship.
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A register of children not in school will do nothing for the attendance crisis. Those children you want to register are home educated, they are not meant to be in school. Conflating home education with school attendance difficulties won’t help children learn nor do anything to improve attendance.
Today we ask the Tories to take action on the attendance crisis.
To vote for Labour’s Bill for a register of children not in school that they’d previously said they back.
A choice: back our Bill to put children first, or vote against to put party first.
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