Except they put their jobs, bodies, and lives on the line for justice. You?
On March 7, 1965, peaceful protestors were unjustly beaten back by state troopers as they attempted to cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge in the fight for voting rights. A brighter future requires acknowledging our painful past. Their fight for social justice lives on through us all.pic.twitter.com/qMs3q0G6gD
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I stand with Yang. He has the best vision for us all!
#Yang2020#FreedomDividend#HumanityFirst http://Yang2020.com pic.twitter.com/3c3yHxN1qO
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Yes what a great feat that was in 1965 to pass the Voters Right Act, even though Southern Democrats "Dixie Dems" where opposed to it. Remember Jim Crow days, Lincoln freed the south. Come on it's 2019, long time ago, thank God, Everyone is equal. Quit spreading hate and lies!
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How much more can we take until the seams burst in America. It's time to work at a much bigger tsunami, rid our Congress of every Republican and the president.
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You are so enthusiastic about the history of America yet you take down History and want to abolish parts. People get along in this country you are just to blind to and it and want to keep dividing people. Stop it and stop all your damn drama
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