It’s a muggy but otherwise pleasant late summer evening. I’m having a socially distanced happy hour with my good friend and next-door
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This week’s Torah portion is Sh’lach L’cha ( Num 13:1-15:41) in which the Israelites must decide if they will respond out of courage or out of fear. Our history is replete with instances of moral reckoning, including the present moment. Leaders of the
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It’s a muggy but otherwise pleasant late summer evening. I’m having a socially distanced happy hour with my good friend and next-door neighbor, Barb. We are sitting in our suburban cul-de-sac enjoying
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In 1900, Montgomery, Alabama. passed a city ordinance for the purpose of segregating bus passengers by race. Conductors had the power to assign seats to carry out that purpose; however, no passengers
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Last week, three days after my father passed away, I was notified of phone calls in my district speaking in support of my opponent. These calls were filled with misleading personal attacks,
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Hello Indivisibles, In June we marched For Our Fathers, For Our Brothers, For Our Sons. This Sunday, August 9th, we will again join Parents of African American Children in Davis and Women in Leadership
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Recently I got an irate text from someone that I love. They wrote about my support and allyship within the Black Lives Matter Movement as unamerican and reverse discrimination. It made me
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The good news is, you have maybe one of the best opportunities in the history of America to affect real, positive change.
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This week’s Torah portion is Sh’lach L’cha ( Num 13:1-15:41) in which the Israelites must decide if they will respond out of courage or out of fear. Our history is replete with instances of moral
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Today we are asking you to not lose hope. Hundreds of thousands of people, from small towns to big cities, are taking to the streets and loudly proclaiming that #BlackLivesMatter and continuing
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Information for this post is from Book 6 in my Making of America series: Marshall was born in Baltimore in 1908. His interest in law, and his awareness of racial injustice was awakened
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For systemic change to happen, we need people with the will to see that change through - and the millions of people in the streets demonstrating for change are proof that we
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