Far too little, far too late. Yall dont get to try to now distance yourself from this disgusting behavior. https://t.co/TySmI3pLj1
Chris Brooks
@LVchrisbrooks · NV · S
Posts65
Engagement1,132
Voting-record position-0.103
CoverageFeb 1, 2020 to Jun 4, 2022
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| Civil Rights | 3.3% | 7.5% | −4.2 pp | Under-indexed | 65 |
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Black and brown Americans continue to be murdered by police. Our neighbors peacefully protest to cry out for change while infiltrators try to instigate riots. The press are attacked and detained. Heavily armed white mobs try to intimidate our state government with no consequences
Hey serious and legitimate journalists @SteveSebelius and @ColtonLochhead, the newspaper you work for actually pays this person to write things like this. How do you feel about that? https://t.co/isnSJXp6yu
Today, on this #internationalwomensday2021, I was honored to join @fabiandonate recognizing the first woman Senate Majority Leader in the Nevada Legislature’s over 150 year history with a beautiful plaque and flowers. @Nicole4Nevada keep blazing new trails for all Nevadans!
If you dont recognize institutional racism in our country all you need to do is look at the responses to these events from our police, our president, and our elected officials. You can identify those who support this racism by their actions, inaction, and by their words.
On this Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the words from a speech Dr. King gave in 1965 are particularly relevant to Nevadas elected officials. "In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends."
Today we celebrate the civil rights/labor leader, C�sar Ch�vez: We cannot seek achievement for ourselves & forget about progress & prosperity for our community. Our ambitions must be broad enough to include the aspirations & needs of others, for their sakes and for our own. https://t.co/HfuWUY8oOB
The first step to recovery is admitting the problem and saying the words - institutional racism. As a white male elected official I must work harder to get to where so many of my friends, neighbors, and colleagues already are.
This #BlackHistoryMonth, we honor and celebrate the Black History Makers who have influenced American culture and recommit ourselves to fighting for a more equitable nation. https://t.co/CJMQ4oeG5v
Fairness, honesty, and working hard for what you believe is right. That sums up my friend @Ozzie4Nevada perfectly. Please vote for Ozzie Fumo for NV Supreme Court. https://t.co/f37QpJYmQD