There’s something happening all across the country. We will stumble. They are an amazing group of people with extraordinary courage.
Kamala Harris' brief acceptance speech was like an elopement in place of a wedding.
It’s about you, and it’s about us. But as Americans, we all stand on their shoulders.
We see it in the doctors, the nurses, the home health care workers and front-line workers who are risking their lives to save people they’ve never met. We’re all in this fight. shot seven times in the back by police and left paralyzed. One of the things he emphasized in the interview, Lowery reports: One thing the family is particularly upset about — the uncle just gave me a call to make sure I had noted this in our interview — is that Jacob Blake, shot seven times and paralyzed, has been handcuffed to his hospital bed. We’ve got to do the work to fulfill that promise of equal justice under law, because here’s the thing — none of us are free until all of us are free. We’re all in this fight — you, me and Joe, together. For our children. We may fall short.
We see it in the teachers and truck drivers, the factory workers and farmers, the postal workers and the poll workers, all putting their own safety on the line to help us get through this pandemic. And we have shown that when we vote, we expand access to health care, and expand access to the ballot box, and ensure that more working families can make a decent living. The charges against Rittenhouse in Kenosha County include first degree reckless homicide in the death of Joseph Rosenbaum and first degree intentional homicide in the death of Anthony Huber, according to the complaint. Members of the public who submitted comment earlier this year had been overwhelmingly in favor of keeping the statue on the grounds of a courthouse in Lake Charles, Louisiana, with 878 people writing in against relocating the monument and just 67 writing in support relocating the monument, the Lafayette Daily Advertiser reported. And while this virus touches us all, we got to be honest — it is not an equal opportunity offender. The Trump campaign has been repeatedly misstating Biden's stances on criminal justice at this week's RNC, saying Biden is in favor of defunding the police when his plan is actually to provide more resources to departments making reforms. "Joe and I spoke with them yesterday. Joan E Greve in Washington,
A country where we look out for one another, where we rise and fall as one, where we face our challenges and celebrate our triumphs — together. I accept your nomination for vice president of the United States of America.
I keep thinking about that 25-year-old Indian woman — all of five feet tall — who gave birth to me at Kaiser Hospital in Oakland, California. the first woman of color to become a major party’s nominee for vice president.
We see it in the teachers and truck drivers, the factory workers and farmers, the postal workers and poll workers all putting their own safety on the line to help us get through this pandemic. https://t.co/xtMO14cj6A. But for some locals, there is at least one “small blessing” amid the wreckage: a Confederate monument has been toppled by the storm. In her vice-presidential acceptance speech on the third night of the Democratic National Convention, Ms. Harris said “there is no vaccine for racism” as she offered her vision for a more inclusive country. Women like Mary Church Terrell and Mary McCleod Bethune.
For all of us. Like so many mothers, she worked around the clock to make it work, packing lunches before we woke up and paying bills after we went to bed, helping us with homework at the kitchen table and shuttling us to church for choir practice. And we will act with the same faith in you that we ask you to place in us. And let’s be clear — there is no vaccine for racism. Criminal complaint filed against Kyle Rittenhouse. The complaint says Rosenbaum appears "to throw an object at the defendant (Rittenhouse)" before the shooting. Let’s fight with confidence in ourselves, and a commitment to each other, to the America we know is possible, the America we love. pic.twitter.com/qTIQJamLAa, Available for everyone, funded by readers. “SHARE THIS BEFORE THEY TAKE IT DOWN AGAIN!” Feuerstein wrote to his 2.6 million fans. And we see it in so many of you who are working, not just to get us through our current crises but to somewhere better. Show full articles without "Continue Reading" button for {0} hours. How, as a single father, Joe would spend four hours every day riding the train back and forth from Wilmington to Washington.
And while they endured an unspeakable loss, these two little boys always knew that they were deeply, unconditionally loved. Helping us with homework at the kitchen table — and shuttling us to church for choir practice. Lois Beckett, After a moment of silence, the Mets and the Marlins have left the field. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. It’s a lot.”, “We must elect a president who will bring something different, something better and do the important work,” she added. This week marks the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment. And years from now, this moment will have passed, and our children and our grandchildren will look in our eyes, and they’re going to ask us, where were you when the stakes were so high?
“A president who will bring all of us together — Black, white, Latino, Asian, Indigenous — to achieve the future we collectively want. Right now we have a president who turns our tragedies into political weapons.
On Thursday morning, Joshua Feuerstein, an Evangelical Christian social media influencer best known for a viral video in which he complained about Starbucks’ red holiday cups, shared a meme showing a photo of Rittenhouse during the shooting with the slogan, “I stand with Kyle Rittenhouse”.