I didn<U+2019>t have it on my bingo card today that I would debate with one of my Republican colleagues the legitimacy of slavery in the Ohio Constitution. Slavery has no part in Ohio<U+2019>s constitution.
Dontavius Jarrells
@iamDontavius · OH · H
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CoverageFeb 2, 2021 to Jun 17, 2024
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Lima, Ohio, just elected it's first-ever woman and first-ever Black mayor tonight in @sharettaforlima. This is a big deal! I<U+2019>m so proud of you, my friend.
As I am out talking to neighbors, one of the moms I met ended the conversation by saying, <U+201C>thank you for inspiring my son. He never met a Black elected official until today.<U+201D> It<U+2019>s these moments that keep me going. https://t.co/LfcEqItGOD
It<U+2019>s Tuesday, and I<U+2019>m still mad that the Ohio General Assembly passed a bill to inspect a child<U+2019>s internal and external reproductive anatomy, if their sex is disputed. I'm even more concerned about the residual trauma this will have on a child's life. https://t.co/9gi9zFrg9x
The first Black people born with <U+201C>equal<U+201D> rights under the law are less than 60 years old. I repeat, 60 YEARS OLD. But here we are talking about banning diversity training programs on college campuses across Ohio.
PAY 👏🏾 BLACK 👏🏾 WOMEN 👏🏾 THEIR 👏🏾 WHOLE 👏🏾 DAMN 👏🏾 DOLLAR
Every day is #BlackHistory. https://t.co/458oFOPKwC
I'm excited to announce that I've been elected Second Vice-President of the Ohio Legislative Black Caucus. To our newly elected OLBC President, Rep. @Juanita_Brent, I'm excited to work with you as we build up the Black family. <U+270A><U+0001F3FE><U+270A><U+0001F3FF><U+270A><U+0001F3FD> https://t.co/FteZ1GPs8b
I pose this question to each of my legislative colleagues: Is there any circumstance in Ohio in which slavery should be legal? Our founding document is a statement of what we value in Ohio, embodying who we are. Though we cannot rewrite history through any law or resolution, we<U+2026> https://t.co/tI8buwcEC1 https://t.co/WBLZTdKuHd
The proposed constitutional amendment, the "Right to Reproductive Freedom with Protections for Health and Safety," cleared its first hurdle today after Attorney General Dave Yost determined the submitted summary is <U+201C>fair and truthful<U+201D>.