I have serious concerns with House BIll 1218, which prohibits any class, event, or activity that promotes “social justice for,” “solidarity of,” or “division between” races, genders, religions, social classes, or other particular classes of people. 1/
Megan Godfrey
@meganforAR · AR · H
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Most distinctive Civil Rights 0.1 pp above the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −1.0 pp to +1.0 pp. Most distinctive topic: Civil Rights, 0.1 pp above the party median.
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| Civil Rights | 7.5% | 7.5% | +0.1 pp | Over-indexed | 71 |
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There is a lot of heartbreak in Springdale today. We need a hate crimes law that protects all, including transgender Arkansans, from hate-motivated violence. And we don’t need laws that permit & embolden discrimination against trans Arkansans. ❤️ to the family of Chyna Carrillo.
I told my daughter that someone sent a mean piece of mail that made fun of me for being a princess. She said, But Mama, youre the queen. Heres the full picture, at the U of A homecoming parade, where as a former homecoming queen, I invited my daughter to be my princess. https://t.co/3NAsQ5MvWw
People can try to diminish and erase girls by calling us names. Well keep responding with dignity, bravery, and kindness. Thats what I want for my daughter and for every little girl in Arkansas. Voting is happening now. Dont be erased. Let your voice be heard.
Until liberty and justice is realized for all races, genders, religions, social classes, and other groups of our fellow Arkansans, we cannot be afraid to have the courageous conversations and meaningful experiences that will help us to learn, lead, and look inside ourselves. 5/
Anti-racism work is hard, messy, lonely, imperfect, heartbreaking, and perpetual. But it’s worth it. Celebrate all victories, no matter how small they may feel, until we have liberty and justice for all.
🇲🇭 Islanders Club 🏃♀️ Girls on the Run 📚 Events for first-generation college students and families 💬 Spanish for native/heritage speakers 🎤 All Girls Considered (a girls-led student podcast) to name a few. 3/
and standing up and speaking out against hurtful bills harming people of color, immigrants, LGBTQ+ Arkansans, Arkansans struggling to make ends meet, and other marginalized individuals and communities. 8/
The good news is that there’s so much we can be proud of. During my two terms in the Arkansas House, I have diligently and fiercely advocated for the diverse voices of my community: 5/
I’ll be fighting for our immigrant communities, for educational equity and excellence, for public health and science, for our democracy, and for a truly inclusive Arkansas. 10/