The work @JCA_MN is doing around antisemitism and housing justice is so critical. Especially moved by their deep canvass work - work that our party should emulate. givemn.org/organization/J…
African Career Education & Resource - @Africancareer - is a fantastic Black-led organization working to end disparities in education, employment, health, housing, and wealth that affect African immigrants in MN - givemn.org/organization/A…
Our allies over at @IX_Unidxs is an organization of, by, and for renters in Minneapolis. During this pandemic, their work to keep people in their homes and create affordable, democratic housing is more important than ever. givemn.org/organization/I…
I don’t have many farms in my district, but @LSPnow’s work to foster an ethic of stewardship for farmland and promote sustainable agriculture affects us all. We need their work givemn.org/organization/L…
My sisters at @RISEsisterhood are doing incredibly important and unique work here in MN - building the power of Muslim women through storytelling, leadership development, and civic engagement. givemn.org/organization/R…
Over the course of Trump’s presidency, @CAIRMN has worked tirelessly to protect Minnesota Muslims’ civil rights. Their work is more important than it’s ever been. givemn.org/organization/R…
Planned Parenthood’s mission to provide access to abortion has always been essential. You can find out more about @ppnorthcentral’s ongoing work at givemn.org/organization/P…
And @ILCM_MN, the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota, provides immigration legal services, law-related education, and advocacy to immigrant communities in MN. givemn.org/organization/I…
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Trump began his presidency by backing out of the Iran nuclear deal, imposing crippling sanctions on the people of Iran, and further empowering the brutal regime there, and risking a nuclear conflict.
Iran now has 12 times more enriched uranium than would have been permitted under the agreement.
There seems to be a continued effort to malign Black activists and the people who represent them, so here is a brief thread on what I saw happen this election.
First, polls consistently show that Black Lives Matter is more popular than ever. A majority of Americans support the movement by *28 points*, a stark increase from just earlier this year. nytimes.com/interactive/20…
Despite this, Trump explicitly used racism in an effort to win white suburban voters, repeatedly invoking loaded language like “thugs” and “riots.” cnn.com/2020/06/20/us/…
“We’re turning out this vote to get to the starting line of the real work that is to come…That’s when the real work begins.” - @aoc
“I want you to think about your community, the person that you might’ve lost during this pandemic, the person that lost a job, the person that is waiting for us to pass a COVID relief package and so much more.” - @RashidaTlaib
But what if you aren’t lucky enough to live in Minnesota 😉? Don’t worry. Got you covered. In Wisconsin, cities and towns set their own locations, but typically are at your municipal clerk's office.
In Minnesota, we know that organized people will always beat organized money.
Tonight, our movement didn’t just win. We earned a mandate for change. Despite outside efforts to defeat us, we once again broke turnout records.
Despite the attacks, our support has only grown.
This election isn’t about me. It’s about an agenda rooted in people’s everyday struggles—and the corporations and rightwing donors who are threatened by it.
It’s about standing up to a President who promised to ban an entire group of people from this country based solely on their Muslim identity, calls our countries of origin ‘shithole countries,’ and threatened to send us back to where we came from.