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#OnThisDay in 1960, Leona Tate, Gail Etienne, Tessie Prevost, and Ruby Bridges made history as the first Black children to attend formerly all-white schools in the South. At only 6, these girls became symbols of the civil rights movement. We honor them for their bravery. ✊🏾
Wishing a happy Founders’ Day to the Greater Women of @sgrho! 💙🐩💛 Congratulations on 102 years of community service, civil, and social action. Thank you for making your voices heard at the ballot box this year!
Over the years, I’ve had the honor of meeting so many of our veterans and their spouses, and there’s no question how much they’ve sacrificed for us all. So today, on Veteran’s Day, I want to share my profound gratitude for everything you’ve done to protect our country. Thank…
This #VeteransDay, we honor the courage and sacrifices of our nation's troops, veterans, and their families. To all who have served, thank you for your service and commitment to our country.
Our team is taking a short break to rest, recuperate, and recharge after a busy election season — and we encourage you to do the same! You’ll hear from us a little less this week, so take care of yourselves and we’ll be back on November 18. 🫶
On #WorldFreedomDay, we are inspired by Maya Angelou's powerful words on the enduring fight for freedom in the face of oppression. We celebrate her legacy and continue fighting for a world where all of us are free. 🕊️
Taking a moment to say thank you. 💜 Whether you registered to vote, volunteered, partied at the polls, or simply stood among the millions lined up to cast a ballot — you played an important role in encouraging others to make their voices heard this election season.
Abortion was on the ballot in 10 states this year, and in seven of them, voters enshrined abortion in their state constitutions. Since the Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Wade in 2022, voters in a total of 14 states have protected abortion at the ballot box.
We voted early, on Election Day, and by mail. We stayed in line, braced severe weather, and brought our friends and families. We saw historic wins and broke barriers in representation, while also seeing issues that matter most take center stage. Thank you for being a voter. 🫶
Thank you for showing up this election season. Now it’s time to take a breath. We’ve partnered with @Headspace to provide free resources at WeAll.Vote/election-anxie… to help manage anxiety and ensure we care for ourselves, our communities, and our mental health.
It's been a long day, and some of us are still voting. Thank you to everyone showing up for yourselves and our communities. If you run into any issues at the polls tonight, call or text our friends at the Election Protection Hotline at @866ourvote
Pamela Goodwine makes history as the first Black woman on the Kentucky Supreme Court.
103 years after the Tulsa Race Massacre, Monroe Nichols IV makes history as the city of Tulsa’s first Black mayor.
We know a lot of people are standing in long lines at the polls. You are not alone. Millions of Americans are standing with you. If you are in line when the polls are supposed to close, STAY IN LINE. Contact the Election Protection Hotline @866ourvote if you have any issues.
Long lines at polling places mean that voters are willing to wait as long as it takes to make their voices heard. If you're in line, STAY IN LINE. Every vote counts. We're in this together! 🤝🏽 🗳️
🚨 ATTENTION VOTERS 🚨 If you're in line, stay in line. Every single vote counts!
Another historic win: Delaware Representative Sarah McBride will serve as the first openly trans member of Congress.
With the election of Angela Alsobrooks and Lisa Blunt Rochester, this will be the first time two Black women will serve in the U.S. Senate.
Angela Alsobrooks becomes the first Black U.S. Senator to represent Maryland.
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