azteclady has movedCall to action, via Erin Reed:
Mainers, contact your representatives in support of trans sanctuary bill #LD227; show them that you support *them*, as they face threats of violence in their work to protect marginalized people in #Maine.
Call to action, via Kelly Jensen:
#Millburn School District 22 residents: the school board has voted to discontinue the Rebecca Caudill award program because "it's too left leaning" and "Prager U offers a good enough list of books". You can sign the petition to bring awareness of the issue, and you can attend the next board meeting, on Monday April at 7pm, to speak up against cancelling the award, and you could also email the board members to register your protest.
Via @juddlegum at Popular Information, a call to action:
Do you have a Democrat Senator? Then call their offices and ask them to make public statements in support of #AdeelMangi's nomination to serve as federal appellate judge.
We must stop the far right takeover of the courts, and this nomination is one of the ways to do it.
All context and other information here:
https://popular.info/p/the-mangi-question-a-crowd-sourced
The Mangi question: A crowd-sourced accountability reporting project
On Monday, Popular Information reported on the nomination of Adeel Mangi to be a federal appeals court judge in the Third Circuit. Mangi's resume would typically result in a quick confirmation. He received his legal education at Oxford and Harvard, spent years as a successful litigator specializing in complex corporate matters, and volunteered his time on a variety of consequential civil rights cases.
"I am with them. I am them"
The powerful speech that Arizona State Senator Eva Burch (D) gave regarding her decision to have an abortion, and how the recent restrictive laws interfere with the rights of Arizonans to make informed medical decisions about their own bodies.
Content note: miscarriage
