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Durham, North Carolina
Joined January 2015
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Glad for the opportunity to share my story!
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From the bottom of my heart: Thank you all for your unwavering support over the past year. Without your trust in me, this victory would not have been possible.
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Y’all, @nichelleisuhuru.
Heartbroken at the news of her passing, however, I am comforted in the knowledge that she illuminated the way for so of us many with her grace, beauty, talent, intelligence and her commitment to humanity going boldly to the stars! #godess #queen
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We celebrate the life of Nichelle Nichols, Star Trek actor, trailblazer, and role model, who symbolized to so many what was possible. She partnered with us to recruit some of the first women and minority astronauts, and inspired generations to reach for the stars.
ALT View of Star Trek actor Nichelle Nichols in the CAPCOM area of the Mission Control Center at NASA's Johnson Space Center in 1977. Image taken during filming of promotional movie designed to aid in recruiting minorities as candidates for Space Shuttle Astronaut positions.
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What was Bill Russell's life like while he was racking up 11 rings? His daughter writes:
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Abortion rights demonstrators protest outside the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday.
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Carol Foulke, 93, heard about the repeal of Roe at her assisted living home yesterday and told her daughter they needed to come into DC protest.
She was a family planning social worker for underserved communities before Roe and knows the impact this will have.
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I just think it’s funny how those same Republican lawmakers who were tripping over themselves to criticize NBA players about their business dealings with China haven’t said shit about all those PGA players participating in the Saudi Arabia-backed LIV golf event. Gee, wonder why.
When a patron at the sushi restaurant Cruz attended after the NRA convention questioned him about his decisions on guns he was whisked away by security. I guess they are glad he didn’t buy a gun first.
In the US Senate, Cheri Beasley will use her experience, her knowledge of law, and her unwillingness to be bought to fight for voting rights, the right to choose, access to healthcare for all and tightening legislation to end human trafficking. #dcabp #dcabpvotes #Election2022
