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Doris Turner
@VoteforDoris · IL · S
Posts174
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Voting-record position0.123
CoverageFeb 13, 2021 to Mar 8, 2023
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| Civil Rights | 3.8% | 7.5% | −3.7 pp | Under-indexed | 174 |
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RT @BarackObama: As we celebrate Black History Month, it’s important to remember that we shouldn’t treat this month as though it is somehow…
RT @demsforillinois: MUST WATCH | #ILGOV Republican candidate Richard Irvin freezes when asked specifics about his stance on abortion, then<U+2026>
RT @demsforillinois: MUST WATCH | #ILGOV Republican candidate Richard Irvin freezes when asked specifics about his stance on abortion, then…
This. Is. Not. Okay. To any member of the @ILGOP, we’re all waiting to hear if you stand by these disgusting comments. https://t.co/sMIiCHOzYv
On today, the beginning of Women’s History Month, I celebrate Sangamon County’s Black Women Elected Officials. #blackexcellence! https://t.co/KaKGq8SfT7
My parents were native Texans where Juneteenth originated; It gives me great pride/joy to see how far my ancestry has come. I would give anything for them to see me today as the first Black legislator serving my district, co-sponsoring a bill to commemorate Juneteenth statewide. https://t.co/3jGjTfugGx
On today, International Women<U+2019>s Day, I am excited and grateful that I live in Illinois where I have the opportunity to work with these exceptional women leaders and an equally exceptional and supportive Governor. We will continue to lead with purpose! https://t.co/b6zxXdEwbL
A Black History Moment - Shirley Chisholm was the first Black woman elected to Congress (1968) and the first woman and Black person to seek the nomination for President (1972)! Her motto and the title of her book - Unbought and Unbossed!!!!!! https://t.co/oPpa986Sh9
A Black History Moment - Shirley Chisholm was the first Black woman elected to Congress (1968) and the first woman and Black person to seek the nomination for President (1972)! Her motto and the title of her book - Unbought and Unbossed!!!!!! https://t.co/oPpa986Sh9