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  1. Among African Americans, HBCUs graduate 42% of all engineers and 47% of women engineers! Looking forward to discussing how government and industry can work together to provide greater pathways to opportunities for women of color.

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  3. It was great joining and today about how we can support more women running for Congress! We closed the Women Rule podcast with the best advice I’ve received, not surprisingly, from my mom — be authentically you, and define yourself for yourself.

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  4. . and I are live from this morning with ! Tune in to hear the Women Rule podcast and hear about our experiences in Congress. and join the conversation!

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  5. H.R. 1 is a historic bill to give the power back to the American people by ensuring government works . And I’m proud it lays the foundation to and put the teeth back into the Voting Rights Act of 1965!

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  6. Mar 9

    TUNE IN: I’m at the at for a live Women Rule podcast taping at 11:30AM CST with and . Watch live and tweet your questions with .

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  7. I’m excited to join this morning! Tune in soon to hear about Congress’ latest push to protect voting rights

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  8. Government & industry must work with to fix the 200 years of funding inequity HBCUs have faced. That’s why I’ll represent the at this Sunday! Join us:

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  9. I'm hosting a discussion Sunday with and about the record number of women who ran and won in 2018! Check out our panel here:

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  10. Great joining this morning ahead of the historic vote on H.R. 1, The For the People Act. We voted today to ensure government works and Americans can make their voices heard at the ballot box!

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  11. Happy !! Today we honor so many amazing, trailblazing women, like Shirley Chisholm, Rosa Parks and Hillary Clinton, who have not only opened doors, but have also changed our lives!

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  12. The House just passed HR 1, a historic bill to give power back to the people! ✅ Limiting influence of $$ in our elections ✅ Expanding access to the ballot box ✅ Prohibiting voter roll purges & ending partisan gerrymandering THIS is what Democracy looks like!

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  13. When working to reduce drug prices, it’s very important to me that Congress seeks input from those who interact daily with patients, including pharmacists from Aliceville and Selma!

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  14. Hello Austin! Stop by the this Saturday at 6:30pm. I'm joining to talk about how Black women are shifting the culture, from to . RSVP here:

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  15. Last weekend, I welcomed nearly 50 of my congressional colleagues to Selma to remember & the sacrifices so many made to transform our society. I know I walk the halls of Congress today because of the giants who came before me and their quest for equality & justice.

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  16. The Foot Soldiers' courage led to the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, a landmark federal achievement of the Civil Rights Movement. I’m working to advance their legacy by passing the Voting Rights Advancement Act and working to .

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  17. On – March 7, 1965 – everyday Americans, Foot Soldiers and Civil Rights leaders set out from Brown Chapel to march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge towards Montgomery, where state troopers attacked the nonviolent marchers with billy clubs and tear gas.

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  18. On this date, March 7, 1965, Amelia Boynton Robinson was beaten unconscious on the Edmund Pettus Bridge on Bloody Sunday so that every American citizen could have the right to vote!

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  19. I am so proud that the have joined with me to . No American citizen should be limited in their access to the ballot box!

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  20. AL has turned down federal funding for for SIX YEARS. Now, AL is among the states w the most rural hospitals at risk of closing their doors, limiting critical access to health care and killing THOUSANDS of jobs. It’s time to expand!

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