RT @hucollegedems: History Lesson: In 1926 Congress passed a federal law guaranteeing that Howard University receives annual appropriations&
Christopher England
@RepEngland70 · AL · H
Posts142
Engagement9,175
Voting-record position-0.058
CoverageFeb 4, 2020 to Mar 31, 2023
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Regarding UAs renaming of Nott Hall today, my Dad, Judge John Henry England Jr., got to read the resolution. He chairs the Universitys renaming committee that will continue this work. His quote from todays meeting is perfect and perfectly summed up why today was necessary.
CRT isn't in your kid's classroom. Never has been, isn't now, and wasn't coming. But you know what is in your kid's classroom? Covid. People getting sick. Schools going virtual. Teachers without leave. Since @GovernorKayIvey has beaten CRT, maybe we can move on to real issues now https://t.co/wy6gBRHVBw
You want to know why Alabama doesn’t have a real plan to deal with Covid in our schools? It’s because they focus on garbage like this. Instead of focusing on problems that need solutions, @GovernorKayIvey, @egmackey and the crew focus on solutions that need problems. https://t.co/qr7V8HRVMq
RT @_uanaacp: We applaud the Universitys efforts to name buildings after our heroes on campus. Say hello to John England Jr. Hall, named a&
So proud of my dad, Judge John H. England Jr., for leading this charge. Also proud of the University of Alabama for continuing this work. We can not continue to let the dead bury the living in Alabama. This work is a necessary part of progress towards a better future. #RollTide https://t.co/qc5B30YIX3
Anyone surprised that that the ASDE doesn’t really have a plan for this? Hell, they don’t even know how many students or staff are out of school because of quarantines. No plan for Covid. But hey, at least we got Critical Race Theory under control, right @egmackey? #alpolitics https://t.co/WnQtTUt0vu
Looking forward to hearing fellow @HowardU alum @KamalaHarris accept the nomination for Vice President tonight! Lets get it! #WeAreHUProud #HU #HowardU https://t.co/xmhEFKTg98
Governor Ivey has declared a state of emergency due to the rapidly evolving COVID-19 crisis. Classes in all K-12 schools will be suspended for 2 1/2 weeks starting Wednesday March 18th. Please read and share. #alpolitics #COVID19 #coronavirus #StateOfEmergency https://t.co/17cI4FeiIt
Proposed State School Board map with underlying population demographic information. #alpolitics #Alabama #redistricting #SpecialSession2021 #reapportionment https://t.co/xFtB0qD6ey