This Emory Professor was charged with “battery against a police officer.”

It’s unreal but it’s what happens when you call in the police as a a substitute for actual engagement on hard questions - you know, that thing that our universities exist for….

I echo Rep. Hank Johnson. Having been a student protestor in the 1990s, I staunchly support the right to free speech + vocal opposition. We knew we might face repercussions, but nonviolent civil disobedience should not strip you of constitutional protections or invite…

City of Atlanta wants to give these cops $100m to build #copcity while our community cannot afford child care, rent, groceries, and so much more.

This is Andre Dickens and Governor Brian P. Kemp’s doing.

Black students were tased, gassed, shot with rubber bullets twice yesterday, and Atlanta is currently hosting hundreds of Black mayors from across the country right now. Would love to see African American Mayors Association address Andre Dickens about this.

Andre Dickens and Brian Kemp are the same

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens was out partying with celebs while this was happening 👇🏽

Thank you Rep. Hank Johnson

Right now, hundreds of Emory students, community leaders, and faith leaders are getting gassed and shot at with rubber bullets in front of Emory University’s School of Theology.

Anti-war and Gaza Solidarity will look different in the South, and we will need to be with them.

Find an elder or family member who witnessed Southern University, San Francisco State, Kent State, etc.

Research the history related to what happens when a State increasingly attacks young people and students. Everyone should be alarmed.

Amazing 3-part series with lisaling about caregiving launched this morning on CBS Mornings - you don’t want to miss this! Set your clocks for Part 2 tomorrow. Caring Across Generations #CareCantWait #CareCantWait #TheCareEconomy

This is the experience of 80 million Americans. This is what voters mean when they say we must address the economy.

If we center Care this cycle & follow through on our commitments, we will not only win this cycle, but working families will *feel* the relief they’re demanding.

From child care to aging care and disability care –– we all will give and receive care throughout our lives.

Let’s show up for ourselves and our communities and vote. Because when we vote, care wins.