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#JusticeForKoranIrvine
On October 20, Koran Irvine, a 46-year-old Black man, father of two, was shot and killed while driving home from a 12-hour work shift.
Irvine and Victor Romero, a retired NYPD detective, nearly collided while changing lanes on approach to the bridge. ↓
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also im 100% aware that democrats arent saints, far from it but im just happy abt the amount candidates that have won that have spoken out against zionism n trumpism + have spoken up in support of gaza. i just hope they maintain that energy n do their best to fight for change
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just reminding you all to not forget about congo. congolese people are going through a silent genocide and they barely have any media coverage. please speak up for congo 🇨🇩
#FreeCongo 🇨🇩
1996–2026: 30 years of bloodshed in Congo. Millions killed, women raped, and millions displaced amid foreign backed violence and exploitation of Congo’s natural mineral wealth. The world must end the looting, occupation and impunity. Justice for Congo!
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🚨 JUST IN | Pro-Palestine Democrat Adelita Grijalva wins reelection in Arizona’s 7th Congressional District.
She has called Israel’s actions in Gaza a “genocide” and cosponsored the Block the Bombs Act. No AIPAC money.
Arizona’s first Latina in Congress holds the seat.
via AP
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free congo. free sudan. Free Palestine please, don’t forget them. never stop speaking about what the women and children are enduring.
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Pray for black families in Florida we here doing all we can healthcare and infrastructure in shambles flooding and data centers and our Everglades being destroyed but hicks would rather die than save all of us just pray don’t say we need to be our own country just wish us well
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Do not ignore the genocide in Gaza.
Do not ignore the genocide in Lebanon.
Do not ignore the genocide in Sudan.
Do not ignore the genocide in Congo.
Do not ignore the genocide in Indonesia
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Mississippi’s last Black U.S. senator was born enslaved.
Blanche K. Bruce left office in 1881.
145 years later, Scott Colom leads by just 28 votes, with ballots still to count.
The race is uncalled. But Mississippi could be on the verge of history.
MISSISSIPPI! Our race is too close to call. We are going to make sure every single vote has been counted, and I am confident we will ultimately flip this seat.
Voters know what’s at stake and we saw historic voter turnout in this election across Mississippi, including thousands voting for the first time.
There is a lot of work to be done and we are going to make sure every voice is heard.