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This administration is moving to dismantle the Department of Education. Let that sink in. This agency enforces civil rights protections in schools and ensures funding for programs that help marginalized students. If they are not actively protecting equal access to education, what does that say about their priorities?

Just hours ago, Trump signed an executive order to begin this process. This is not just a bureaucratic change. It threatens decades of progress and could widen educational inequality. When federal oversight is removed, states are left to decide what protections to keep, and history has shown that not all will prioritize equity in funding or access to resources.

We cannot let that happen.

The fight for civil rights includes the right to a fair education. Stay informed. Speak up. Keep fighting for what is right.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-takes-fresh-stab-dismantling-department-education-with-order-signing-white-2025-03-20/

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The administration just rolled back explicit protections against segregation in federal contracts. Let that sink in. Laws like the Civil Rights Act still exist, but removing specific safeguards sends a clear message. If they are not actively protecting against segregation, then what does that say about their priorities.

This is not just some technical policy shift. It weakens decades of progress and opens the door for discrimination to creep back in. When inclusion is dismantled piece by piece, we risk creating a future that looks more like the past.

We cannot let that happen.

The fight for equality is not over. Stay informed. Speak up. Keep pushing forward.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-administration-removes-ban-segregated-facilities-federal-contracts-2025-03-19/

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Massive Russian missile and drone strikes hit Ukraine overnight, shortly after the U.S. confirmed it had paused intelligence sharing and military aid. Some say this move pressures Ukraine to negotiate peace. Others argue it gives Russia a green light to escalate attacks. What’s your take?

Russia hits Zelenskyy's hometown with ballistic missile amid US aid freeze — ABC News

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged “no pause” in pressure on Moscow.

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The principle of separating church and state is a cornerstone of American democracy. Although the Constitution does not say “separation of church and state” outright, the First Amendment makes it clear. It tells us that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting its free exercise. Thomas Jefferson once wrote about a wall of separation between church and state to protect our freedom. In a time when religious influence often seeps into public policy, it is more important than ever to honor this promise.

What do you think is the best way to protect this fundamental principle?

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Seeing proposals to cut the VA workforce back to 2019 levels raises some serious concerns. In 2019, the VA had around 390,000 employees. Today, over 470,000 people work there to support more than 9 million veterans and process over 1 million claims. Cutting 80,000 jobs would almost certainly mean longer wait times, delays in benefits, and less support for the veterans who have given so much for our country.

I am not sure if it is time to sound the alarm yet, but I would like to know how they plan to ensure veterans continue receiving the care they need when they need it. If we are losing workers, what is the plan for handling VA claims? Can AI be used to speed up the process while still having human oversight for accuracy? Whether we like it or not, AI is here to stay, so I would like to see if that is part of the strategy.

It is also important to note that one-third of VA workers are veterans. If these cuts go through, that could mean 20,000 to 30,000 veterans losing their jobs.

This is something to watch closely. Our veterans deserve the best, and we need real solutions, not just cuts.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/department-veterans-affairs-cut-80000-jobs-part-trump-cuts-2025-03-05/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

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The stock market took a serious hit today after Trump’s latest tariffs went into effect. Investor confidence is plummeting, and it is becoming clear that his reckless economic policies could send us straight into a recession. This is not just about numbers on a screen. These decisions have real consequences for jobs, businesses, and families across the country.

Tariffs like these do not strengthen the economy. They drive up costs, disrupt supply chains, and create uncertainty. Manufacturing is already feeling the pressure, and the instability will only continue to spread. When leadership prioritizes political grandstanding over sound economic policy, it is the American people who pay the price.

We deserve better. The economy needs stability, not chaos. Leadership should focus on long term growth, not short term distractions. If today is any indication, we are heading in the wrong direction fast.

#StockMarketCrash #TrumpTariffs #RecessionWarning #EconomicUncertainty #WeDeserveBetter

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Ukraine is standing strong, but the U.S. risks turning its back on its allies. Trump’s stance on Ukraine is not just a policy shift; it’s a betrayal of the Budapest Memorandum, an agreement the U.S. signed to guarantee Ukraine’s security in exchange for giving up its nuclear weapons. Russia has been violating that agreement since 2014, and now, Trump is signaling that the U.S. might follow suit.

While European nations step up, pledging billions in aid and working on a peace plan, the U.S. under Trump seems poised to abandon its role as a leader in global security. NATO unity is being tested. Allies are questioning whether they can trust America. If the U.S. won’t stand by Ukraine, what does that mean for future commitments to other allies?

Ukraine is not just fighting for itself; it’s fighting for democracy, for sovereignty, and for the very principles that Western nations claim to uphold. Turning our back now doesn’t just hurt Ukraine; it weakens our standing in the world.

The real leader in yesterday’s meeting was Zelenskyy. He continues to fight for his country, while Trump continues to undermine the alliances that keep us safe.

If you believe in standing with our allies, in keeping our word, and in resisting authoritarian aggression, keep speaking out. Support Ukraine. Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦💙💛

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The real leader yesterday was Zelenskyy, him and him alone. Once again, Trump is making it clear that he plans to destroy America’s relationships with its allies. If you’re wondering why we support Ukraine alongside Europe, look at the Budapest Memorandum. The US, UK, and Russia agreed to this pact in 1994, providing security assurances to Ukraine in exchange for its denuclearization. Russia has been violating that agreement since 2014 when it annexed Crimea. Now, as Trump turns his back on Ukraine by suspending aid, it appears the US may go back on its promise too.

This isn’t just about Ukraine. It is about standing by our allies, keeping our word, and defending democracy against authoritarian aggression. Weakness is not supporting Ukraine. Weakness is abandoning them.

#SupportUkraine #StandWithAllies #BudapestMemorandum #DemocracyMatters

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Today in the Senate, Amendment 659, meant to secure uninterrupted funding for our VA healthcare under the PACT Act, was rejected. As a veteran, I am deeply disappointed. We were promised care and stability, but now our support system is at risk. I stand with every veteran who deserves better.

#Veterans #PACTAct #MentalHealth

Burn Pits 360 strongly opposes Senate’s Rejection of Amendment 659, Urges Lawmakers to Protect Veterans’ Benefits Under The PACT ACT.

We urge our supporters to contact their Senator and ask why they voted against Amendment 659. Click here to find your senators contact info

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