Attorney | Passionate about Justice | Chief Strategy Officer & Executive Vice President @us_dreamacademy. The views expressed are my own.
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Maryland is more than just where we live and work. It’s where we raise our families and where we build our future – and voting is one of the most important ways we can shape the future of our state.
Make a plan to vote before or on November 5. Visit vote.md.gov/vote2024
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Let me say it loud and clear: Here in Maryland, we don't ban books; we pass laws dedicated to making this a safer, more inclusive home for everyone.
I'm proud to join nine other Governors in taking action against the censorship of school textbooks.
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I want our students and educators to know that in me, they have a partner and a friend.
My administration is making historic investments in education to ensure our students and educators are supported every step of the way.
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“A moving and beautifully crafted memoir.”—SCOTT TUROW
“A daring act of justified defiance.”—SHAKA SENGHOR
“Nothing less than heroic.”—JOHN GRISHAM
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U.S. Dream Academy Focus on Mentorship | WJLA wjla.com/good-morning-washin…
Diane Wallace Booker retweeted
Along with mourning Tyre and supporting his family, it’s up to all of us to mobilize for lasting change. To learn more about how communities can reimagine public safety to prevent both crime and injustice, go to obama.org/anguish-and-action.
MasterPieces | tnicholsphotography #tyrenichols website with his beautiful photography of scenes of Memphis and gorgeous sunsets…heartbroken over the violent end to #tyrenichols life - an artist, father, provider, skateboarder, son.#RIP thiscaliforniakid2.wixsite.c…
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This is who Tyre Nichols was — a talented and dedicated skateboarder with SO much life left to live… He didn’t deserve to be tragically taken from his family and community! We will continue to fight for accountability for you Tyre! #JusticeForTyreNichols
Diane Wallace Booker retweeted
“Photography helps me look at the world in a more creative way,” Tyre Nichols wrote. “My vision is to bring my viewers deep into what I am seeing through my eye and out through my lens. People have a story to tell, why not capture it.” 💔💔💔
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Happy Birthday Elijah Cummings! I plan to honor you with a well-deserved commemorative stamp; we celebrate your legacy, my friend. #HappyBirthday #ElijahCummings #ThankYou #legacy #service #Maryland #Baltimore baltimoresun.com/politics/bs…
Wow! What an honor! I have always admired @SIfill_ since my first day of law school and have learned so much from her over the years -formally and even from a far.. her lessons as a teacher of life extend way beyond the classroom!
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We begin our walk to government house to start Maryland's next chapter.
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Next is @SIfill_ giving remarks to memorialize and honor other Blacks who paved the way for others such as @iamwesmoore to succeed. “We must honor former Govs. Douglas Wilder & Deval Patrick, the first two Blacks elected as governor in the nation.
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The incarceration of a parent is a public health issue. A public health issue that adversely affects more children of color. 1 in 9 Black children and 1 in 28 Hispanic/Latinx children, versus 1 in 58 white children. #SeeUsSupportUs
Congratulations @JarrettAdamsLaw this book is such an inspirational and enlightening read!!
Today marks a year since the release of my memoir.
#RedeemingJustice continues!
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Today, we remember the nearly 3,000 lives we lost on September 11, 2001. We honor their memory, the courage of our first responders, and the men and women in uniform who continue to keep us safe.
