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Sandra Cunningham
@SandraBCunningh · NJ · S
Posts60
Engagement1,560
Voting-record position-0.387
CoverageApr 12, 2020 to Sep 19, 2022
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Most distinctive Civil Rights 3.3 pp below the party median
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| Civil Rights | 4.1% | 7.5% | −3.3 pp | Under-indexed | 60 |
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I wanted to take this opportunity to acknowledge one of the strongest women I have ever known, Councilwoman Viola Richardson. When I think of Viola, I think of a woman who was courageous enough to trust her own judgement and who was not afraid to stand up to say what she (1/3)
In honor of Women's History Month and International Women's Day, the Office of Senator Sandra Cunningham is honoring the great women of the 31st district and beyond. This month, we are highlighting courageous women who make a difference in their communities. (1/<U+0001F9F5>) https://t.co/c4mvjcH93C
International Women<U+2019>s Day is a crucial day to celebrate the progression of human rights for women, while encouraging policy initiatives to further gender equality. (1/<U+0001F9F5>) https://t.co/Dv1nEZOysX
As Women<U+2019>s History Month comes to a close we take another moment today to honor the great women of the 31st district and beyond. Today we are honoring Eiko LaBoria of The Flow Initiative! Eiko is a community leader, a women<U+2019>s advocate and a true inspiration to us all. https://t.co/KEMYrKG6wv
As we enter Black History Month I look to the greats like Bayard Rustin, Shirley Chisholm, Bell Hooks and many many more who stood unafraid at the face of adversity. This Black History Month I ask us all to answer the question, "Who are we called to be today?" https://t.co/85oKu4Hl15
As we enter Black History Month I look to the greats like Bayard Rustin, Shirley Chisholm, Bell Hooks and many many more who stood unafraid at the face of adversity. This Black History Month I ask us all to answer the question, "Who are we called to be today?" https://t.co/85oKu4Hl15
As we celebrate Black History Month, I wanted to recognize the great impact that Glenn D. Cunningham had on my life, and countless others. Your legacy will live on forever, our beloved Glenn. #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackExcellence https://t.co/a9cuJOqN4H
Today is #TransDayOfVisibility and in honor of the many that have come before us we recognize and uplift their voices. Marsha "Pay it No Mind" Johnson reminded us, <U+201C>No pride for some of us without liberation for all of us.<U+201D> https://t.co/hdMJXeeOxw
Yesterday I had the tremendous honor of being the keynote speaker for Berkley College's 10th Annual Women's History Month Event. https://t.co/bMVcvfCUMo