Chief Counsel @LawyersComm; Alum of DOJ, @UCBerkeley, and @UCLA_Law; love my family, sports, and food; views expressed here are my own.
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Totally agree. Have people gotten their letters at home from the Census Bureau. I did and filled ours out.
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Thanks for shouting out the @LawyersComm team @NadiaInDC Everybody has really stepped up and worked crazy hours, not just in our voting team, but across the organization!
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Many thanks to the Maryland Senate and House of Delegates for passing this legislation after 14 years of litigation.
Maryland Senate votes 44-0 to pass @SpeakerAJones’ legislation to send $580M more to Maryland’s 4 historically Black colleges and universities
Today is the last day @LawyersComm of @NadiaInDC. Nadia thanks for all of your contributions over the last two years in getting our @StopHateProj off the ground. Wishing you the best in your future endeavors. You will go places!
Jon Greenbaum retweeted
BREAKING: We’re working around the clock to protect voting rights in the #2020Elections. Following our 2/14 notice letter to Philadephia, officials have confirmed that voting machines will produce bilingual paper ballots.
We’ll keep fighting to ERADICATE all voting barriers.
Jon Greenbaum retweeted
To @senatemajldr: According to @MemPeaceJustice, there were 168 people of color lynched in Kentucky between 1877 and 1950.
The Emmett Till AntiLynching Act is a bill you should call up immediately in the Senate. History can wait no longer.
BREAKING: The House of Representatives just passed #HR35 – the Emmett Till Antilynching Act – to designate lynching as a hate crime under federal law.
The Senate must move swiftly to pass this legislation.
ALT Screenshot of a C-SPAN screen shows the final vote on H.R. 35: 410-4.
Jon Greenbaum retweeted
#BREAKING: We just sued the state of South Carolina over its anti-#LGBTQ curriculum law.
And it's not just us. We've teamed up with @NCLRights @WBD_US @brazilburkelaw @cliffordrosky @SouthernEqual @SCEquality too. bit.ly/2SYsHA2
Link to a voting rights complaint regarding voter purges by DeKalb County, GA that we @LawyersComm filed with @aclu and @CarltonFields on behalf of Georgia @naacp, and Georgia Coalition for the People's Agenda
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Speaker, Supporters Press for End to Long-Running HBCU Lawsuit marylandmatters.org/2020/02/… via @marylandmatters
now testifying . . .
so proud of my @LawyersComm colleague @mfjblanco for testifying before @OversightDems with @RevDrBarber, Diane Nash, and Timothy Jenkins.
so proud of my @LawyersComm colleague @mfjblanco for testifying before @OversightDems with @RevDrBarber, Diane Nash, and Timothy Jenkins.
Sadly, DOJ's Civil Rights Division filed an amicus brief today in the Harvard affirmative action case for the wrong side.
The Maryland HBCU legal team @LawyersComm and Kirkland and Ellis really appreciated the great turnout of HBCU students and alums at the HB 1260 hearing. You have made a great difference in the case.
automatic voter registration and same day registration in Ohio would be a good thing.
Proposed ballot issue expanding Ohio voting access laws clears initial hurdle
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Makes me really sad to see those numbers because of all of the people whose lives were harmed by this policy.
According to @NYCLU, nyclu.org/en/stop-and-frisk-…, 685,724 NYPD stops were recorded in 2011. African American and Latinx people were 87% of stops. Because of litigation, advocacy, and the change from Bloomberg to de Blasio that number plunged to 11,008 in 2018.
According to @NYCLU, nyclu.org/en/stop-and-frisk-…, 685,724 NYPD stops were recorded in 2011. African American and Latinx people were 87% of stops. Because of litigation, advocacy, and the change from Bloomberg to de Blasio that number plunged to 11,008 in 2018.
