Police have always been heavily overrepresented in right wing extremists organizations from the KKK to John Birch to Oath Keepers. When we hire more police, we're fueling these groups. wbez.org/stories/chicag…

I’m up here telling this Lyft driver about the Homestead Act and the GI Bill. We gotta remind folks that the wealth of whiteness is/was government policy, not the result of “hard work” or “merit” or whatever nonsense people say.

Where are all the public condemnations from Congress on the violence being committed against anti-war protesters at the hands of police and anti-Palestinian counter-protesters?

A colleague of mine in the City Council has called for the killing of American students who are protesting for peace.

You can’t make this up.

Ole Miss is literally called this to honor how enslaved people had to refer to the slave owner’s wife. Black students account for less than 12 percent of the students there even though Mississippi is the most heavily Black state in the country. But keep telling me how DEI made…

1) What fraternity does he represent? That fraternity’s national leadership needs to be contacted immediately and that frat should be barred from campus.

2) We have recently seen endless conversations and action items created about antisemitism, but I’m guessing that same energy…

The candidates for Ward 7 DC Council are desperately trying to exploit & bully Black women, and enough is ENOUGH! They have tried to sexualize Ebony Payne's athletic career and attacked her appearance. They even went after my past criminal record, which I have openly discussed in…

I’m not sure how many times Congress has talked about the prison industry, but I’m sure it never sounded like this.

“An industry so offensive it cannot advertise, uses public fearmongering to hide its interest and boost its business.”

Full testimony: bit.ly/wr-congress

There is no circumstance where our political leaders should be using every platform available to them to defend the police going to college campuses in droves and assaulting young people.

Literally, none. There's no world of disagreement where this is okay. None.

Ask yourself why reporters would need to be arrested for reporting on what's happening at UCLA? What dont they want the public to know? Asking as a UCLA alum class of 1996

The NYPD has a larger force than half the militaries of the countries in the world, a budget that would make it the 33rd largest military spender on the planet, and all the rising crime they are telling you about is happening on their watch. Police don’t produce public safety.

Mind you, this man is currently mayor of one of the most diverse cities on earth and there’s literally a video compilation of the many many times he’s likened NYC to another country in order to pander to the very diverse populations he constantly criminalizes and others.

BREAKING: Today we're launching our new fight for judicial accountability, with a new focus — trial court judges.

Judges who have shown themselves to be cruel and excessive should not be rubber-stamped to new terms. It’s time to replace one of the worst judges in New York. 🧵

The video of Monroe County DA Sandra Doorley fleeing and berating police has gone viral, and understandably so.

But her 10+ year career as DA is filled with miscarriages of justice and abuses of power.

A quick thread 🧵

Whew man these receipts.

Keep in mind: These are the folks claiming to be colorblind, claiming that DEI focuses too much on race, explicitly saying the real problem is white men in a university system that is at least 75% white in a state that is 90% white need a space that’s racially for them. It’s…

It is now confirmed that Ohio State lied to its students and the world about snipers with guns trained on students.

'The practice of giving sedatives to people detained by police has spread quietly across the nation over the last 15 years, built on questionable science and backed by police-aligned experts.' (terrifying) apnews.com/article/invest…

You can’t be serious.

After the Atlantic magazine and the New York Times spent the last 10 years lecturing us on how college kids, who hold almost no power, are a grave threat to freedom of speech. Of course it was always the very powerful administrators and donors who were the real threat.