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April is National Volunteer Month! ❤️
We are so grateful for our incredible volunteers across the country working to get their communities registered and ready to vote.
We could not do this work without you — THANK YOU! 🫂
P.S.: Interested in volunteering with us? We’d LOVE to work with you, too. 🤗 Learn how to get involved now at weall.vote/takeaction.
#national volunteer month#volunteer#volunteering#voting#register to vote#voters#alpha phi alpha#vote loud#alpha kappa alpha
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Arizona 🏜️ is one the most tightly-divided swing states in the 2024 elections. Between elected officials and ballot measures, there’s a lot at stake for Arizona voters.
Swipe 👉🏽 to learn more about what Arizona voters may see on their ballots this November.
Don’t let anyone tell you your vote doesn’t count. Voters in Arizona will help determine the future of their state and the country. Make sure you are ready to make your voice heard at weall.vote/register!
#arizona#AZ#arizona voters#vote#voting#president#senator#house of representatives#congress#abortion#abortion access#register to vote#every vote counts
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Happy heavenly birthday to the Queen of Tejano music, Selena! 💃🏽
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Art 🤝🏾 Activism.
We’re celebrating World Art Day with some billboards from our 2020 partnership with Goldman Global Arts. In partnership with 13 artists, we highlighted the importance of voting on billboards across the country. 🎨🖼️
Who are some of YOUR favorite artists inspiring people to take action? Comment below! ⬇️
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Disenfranchising voters who have been incarcerated is a long standing voter suppression tactic — but with the bill Nebraska lawmakers passed last week, THOUSANDS of Nebraskans are one step closer to having their voting rights more easily restored. 🙌🏽
Currently, someone convicted of a felony in Nebraska must wait two years after completing their prison, parole, and probation sentences before regaining their right to vote. This bill eliminates that waiting period, allowing Nebraskans to automatically get their voting power back as soon as they return to their communities.
In order for this bill to officially become law, Governor Jim Pellen must sign it.
As of October 2023, 26 states and Washington D.C. have expanded voting rights to people with felony convictions. As a result, more than TWO MILLION people across the country have had their right to vote restored. Every voice matters in our democracy. 🗳️✅
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Happy Jackie Robinson Day! ⚾🙌🏿
On April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson became the first Black player in Major League Baseball’s modern era, ending more than 50 years of segregation in the league.
He went on to become one of the most iconic baseball players in history.
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This is officially a Gamecocks WBB fan account. ⛹🏾♀️🖤
Congrats once again to the South Carolina Women’s Basketball team and Coach Dawn Staley on an UNDEFEATED season and record-breaking national championship game! 🏆❤️
#south carolina#south carolina gamecocks#gamecockswbb#women's basketball#coach dawn staley#ncaa#national champions
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When farmers Gonzalo and Felicitas Mendez sent their children to a local California school in 1945, school officials said they had to go to a separate facility reserved for Mexican American students. Angered by this discrimination, the Mendez family recruited other immigrant parents for a federal court case challenging the school segregation.
On this day 77 years ago, a Circuit Court made a final ruling in their favor — stating segregated education denied the Mexican American students their equal protection rights under the 14th Amendment.
The Mendez v. Westminster decision paved the way for the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case in 1954, and is a clear example of Mexican Americans fighting for their rights — and winning. 🙌🏽
#mendez v westminster#brown v board of education#california#14th amendment#fourteenth amendment#mexican americans#immigrant rights#mexican american rights#school segregation#segregation#history
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This Black Maternal Health Week, we’re bringing awareness to the staggering rates of Black maternal mortality and morbidity across the country.
Black mothers deserve access to the healthcare they need throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum.
The people we elect make decisions that impact our access to reproductive healthcare. Make sure you are registered to vote NOW at weall.vote/register. 💜
#black maternal health week#black maternal health#black women#black moms#black mothers#black health#reproductive health#reproductive justice#reproductive freedom#vote#voting#voter#register to vote#ballot#election#elections#black lives matter#blm
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One year ago today, 16-year-old Ralph Yarl went to pick up his twin brothers from a friend’s house in Kansas City. After Ralph accidentally rang the wrong doorbell, the homeowner shot him twice before even starting a conversation.
Ralph miraculously survived this horrific incident — and after recovering, he earned a top spot in Missouri’s all-state band this year.
Black boys deserve to make harmless mistakes without fearing for their lives. We are SO proud of you, Ralph! 🪈🎷🎉
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Our Executive Director, Beth Lynk, joined the team one month ago today, ready to hit the ground RUNNING! 🏃🏾♀️
From coast to coast and on your screens right at home, catch Beth talking about all things voting.
With more than 200 days until Election Day, this is just the beginning! 👀🗳️
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Three years ago today, 20-year-old Daunte Wright was shot and killed by a Minnesota officer during a traffic stop.
The Police Chief later said the officer meant to fire her taser, not her gun. She was found guilty of manslaughter eight months later and sentenced to two years in prison. The city agreed to pay a $3.25 million settlement to Daunte’s family in June 2022.
None of this makes up for Daunte no longer being here with his family. He deserved to grow old, and to raise his son. Daunte’s life mattered.
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Happy National Siblings Day!
Here are some of our Co-Chairs with their “built-in best friends.” 👨👩👧👦❤️
#national siblings day#nationalsiblingsday#siblings#sisters#brothers#michelle obama#craig robinson#selena gomez#liza koshy#bretman rock#princess mae#steph curry#sydel curry lee#chris paul#cp3#cj paul#megan rapinoe#rachael rapinoe#when we all vote#co chairs
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Happy 94th birthday to civil rights activist Dolores Huerta!
Dolores has spent her life fighting for women, workers, immigrant, and Latino communities. She is a fierce advocate, dedicated mentor, and inspiring leader who has changed history.
Join us in celebrating her today! 💐
#dolores huerta#birthday#women's rights#workers rights#immigrant rights#latino communities#civil rights#activist
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A near total abortion ban will go into effect soon in Arizona after the state Supreme Court ruled they must follow a restrictive abortion law from the 1860’s. Previously, Arizona doctors were allowed to provide abortions up to 15 weeks into pregnancy. There are no exceptions for rape or incest and it makes performing an abortion punishable by two to five years in prison.
But voters could be the ultimate decision makers on abortion access in Arizona this year. More than 500,000 Arizonans have signed a petition to put a state constitutional right to abortion on the ballot this November. They need 383,923 signatures from registered Arizona voters by July 3rd to qualify, and the group leading the effort hopes to gather at least twice as many to guarantee enough signatures are valid.
Arizona will not be able to enforce the decision for 14 days, so abortions are still available in the state until then.
Reminder: abortion access has been undefeated at the ballot box since Roe v. Wade was overturned. Your vote is your voice. Make sure you’re registered right now, visit weall.vote/register.
#arizona#abortion#abortion rights#abortion access#roe v wade#breaking news#vote#voting#election#abortion ban
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The country girls aren't just having a moment, it's a MOVEMENT — just like voting. 😉
Join us by making sure you are registered to vote NOW at https://weall.vote/register.
#country#country girls#country music#tanner adell#brittney spencer#reyna roberts#tiera kennedy#beyonce#blackbird#BLACKBIIRD#COWBOY CARTER
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Gen Z is motivated to vote by the issues they care about most.
What issues are most important to YOU heading into the ballot box this year? Comment below 👇🏾
Ready to make your voice heard? Make sure you are registered to vote NOW at weall.vote/register!
#gen z#generation z#gen z voters#voters#vote#voting#cost of living#inflation#jobs#job market#gun violence#gun violence prevention#climate#climate change#climate crisis#abortion rights#abortion#abortion access#reproductive healthcare#reproductive rights#register to vote
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