RT @DreamsVendetta: if you didn’t know today is May 5th which is nationally recognized as MMIW (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women) on t…
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Percentage-point difference between this legislator’s topic share and the party median. Bars left are under-indexed; bars right are over-indexed.
Most distinctive Civil Rights 2.4 pp below the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −2.4 pp to +2.4 pp. Most distinctive topic: Civil Rights, 2.4 pp below the party median.
- Civil Rights Under-indexed −2.4 pp
Bars share a symmetric scale of ±2.4 pp.
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| Topic | Legislator share | Party median | Difference | Direction | Posts |
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| Civil Rights | 5.1% | 7.5% | −2.4 pp | Under-indexed | 117 |
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RT @IndianCountry: A ‘call for justice’: #MMIWG awareness day A list of events, campaigns and artists recognizing National Day of Awarene…
RT @BuffyWicks: She received two BAs and her Masters in chemistry by the age 22. Historians say she's likely the first Black woman to recei…
Today, is the start of Black History Month. We will be celebrating by honoring changemakers in history and our community. We will start by highlighting Jasmin Smith. Jasmin is a local leader and entrepreneur. https://t.co/Mx1fSp2Ukb
Today, is the start of Black History Month. We will be celebrating by honoring changemakers in history and our community. We will start by highlighting Jasmin Smith. Jasmin is a local leader and entrepreneur. https://t.co/Mx1fSp2Ukb
Today, is the start of Black History Month. We will be celebrating by honoring changemakers in history and our community. We will start by highlighting Jasmin Smith. Jasmin is a local leader and entrepreneur. https://t.co/Mx1fSp2Ukb
Today, is the start of Black History Month. We will be celebrating by honoring changemakers in history and our community. We will start by highlighting Jasmin Smith. Jasmin is a local leader and entrepreneur. https://t.co/Mx1fSp2Ukb
The new Women’s Caucus is one of the best experiences I’ve had so far, hands down. Women w/ diverse political views coming together to find common ground on issues important to women, families, and all Alaskans? YES please. Thanks @sararasmussenak & @IvySpohnholz for leading!
February 16th honors Elizabeth Peratrovich (Ḵaax̱gal.aat), a Tlingit civil rights leader whose work pushed through the 1945 Alaska Anti-Discrimination Act. Check out @michaelagoade’s Doodle to learn more about Peratrovich’s legacy #akleg https://t.co/lSRvLPwTy4
Today we highlight Senator Gray-Jackson who has received numerous awards, including the Women of Achievement Award and has made history as both the second Black woman elected to the Alaska state senate, and the first Black woman to become Chair of the Anchorage Assembly. #akleg https://t.co/jVS0tBLb4T