3/but for now the judge has blocked the order while the lawsuit continues.
Our democracy works best when rights and the rule of law apply to everyone.
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2/advocacy group.
Regardless of political party, this ruling highlights something important: the Constitution sets limits on government power.
When elected officials try to push beyond those limits, the courts are there to provide a check.
This case is still moving through the legal system,
2/Why does that matter?
Because in the United States, only the federal government has the authority to designate terrorist organizations. A state governor doesn’t have that power. The court also raised serious
First Amendment concerns about using government authority to punish or stigmatize an
A federal court just reminded us that no governor gets to decide who is a “terrorist organization.”
This week, a federal judge ruled that Ron DeSantis cannot label the civil rights group Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) a terrorist organization through a state order.
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4/Congress must approve any military action.”
3️⃣Not sure who your senators are?Find them here:https://www.usa.gov/elected-officials
Every call matters. Senators need to hear from constituents before this vote happens.
📢 Democracy requires participation. Make your voice heard today.
3/ senators to support the resolution and stop an unauthorized war with Iran.
1️⃣Call the U.S. Capitol Switchboard:📞 202-224-3121
2️⃣Ask to be connected to your Senator’s office and say:“I’m calling to urge Senator ___ to vote **YES on the War Powers Resolution to stop an unauthorized war with Iran.
3/⚠️ Recent U.S. strikes on Iran have already escalated tensions & resulted in casualties, prompting lawmakers from both parties to push for this vote. The legislation would require the administration to seek approval from Congress before continuing military operations.
📞 TAKE ACTION TODAY:Tell your
2/of U.S. forces from hostilities that were not authorized by Congress.
Under the Constitution, Congress, not the president, has the power to declare war. This vote will determine whether the Senate reasserts that authority & prevents the U.S. from sliding into another long & costly conflict.
🚨CALL TO ACTION: The U.S. Senate is voting on legislation to stop a war with Iran.
Right now, the Senate is preparing to vote on a War Powers Resolution that would require Congressional approval before the United States continues military action against Iran. This resolution would force the removal
4/ ourselves to building a future where everyone has the opportunity to lead and thrive.
Who is a woman that has inspired you? Share her story in the comments and help us celebrate the leaders who make a difference every day.
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3/ Their stories are not just history, they are a reminder of what is possible when voices are heard and leadership is shared.
Throughout March, let’s celebrate the achievements of women past and present, uplift the voices of women in our communities, and recommit
2/ families, workplaces, and neighborhoods. This month is about recognizing their impact and continuing the work toward equality.
Women have driven movements for justice, expanded opportunities for future generations, and strengthened communities through leadership, courage, and resilience.
🌸 March 1 marks the beginning of Women's History Month 🌸
Today we kick off a month dedicated to honoring the countless women who have shaped our communities, our nation, and our world.
From trailblazers who broke barriers in science, politics, and civil rights, to the everyday women leading in
3/Let’s keep reading the stories, sharing the lessons, supporting Black voices, and building a future that reflects the truth of our full history.
Because Black history matters—every month, every day.
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2/generations of
Black Americans have helped shape the country we live in today.
Black History Month gives us a moment to pause and reflect, but the work of learning, honoring, and uplifting these stories must continue all year long.
Today marks the last day of Black History Month, but Black history doesn’t end on February 28.
Black history is American history—woven into every part of our nation’s story: courage, innovation, resistance, leadership, culture, and progress.
From civil rights to science, arts to public service,
2/voting methods.
Legal experts say the plan would likely face immediate constitutional challenges, since elections are administered by states.
Sources:
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www.newsweek.com/trump-denies...
truthout.org/articles/dra...
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🚨 A newly revealed draft executive order tied to Donald Trump proposes declaring a national emergency to take federal control over U.S. elections.
The draft, reported by Democracy Docket, would claim foreign interference as justification to override state election authority & restrict certain
4/standards in Florida, now is the time to contact your state senator and let them know where you stand. Legislative decisions are happening quickly — your voice matters.
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3/vaccination rates at a time when measles and other preventable diseases are resurging in Florida schools.
This bill now heads to the Senate Rules Committee before a possible floor vote.
CALL TO ACTION:
If you have concerns about how this could impact public health, school safety, or medical
2/“conscience-based” opt-out for parents.
The bill also includes provisions that would allow ivermectin to be dispensed without a prescription.
Supporters say it protects parental rights and informed consent.
Opponents, including public health experts, warn it could further lower childhood
🚨 Florida “Medical Freedom” Bill Advances 🚨
A controversial “medical freedom” bill is moving forward in the Florida Senate, advancing through committee this week.
The proposal, sponsored by Sen. Clay Yarborough, would expand vaccine exemptions for K-12 students by creating a broader
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Join us for our Lighthouse LiftUp today, February 26 at 5:30 PM on Zoom.
This is our space to connect, share updates, support one another, and keep building momentum together. Every voice matters. Every light helps guide the way.
If you haven’t
3/ Black history is American history. And the fight for voting rights, dignity, and equal access continues today.
Let’s honor her legacy by staying engaged, informed, and active. ✊🏾
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2/empowering communities to claim their constitutional rights.
Her work laid the foundation for the Voting Rights Movement & influenced leaders like Dr. King. She proved that lasting change begins with education, courage, & community.
For Black History Month, we honor Septima Poinsette Clark — the “Mother of the Movement.”
An educator & civil rights leader, Clark believed literacy was power. Through Citizenship Schools across the South, she helped thousands of Black Americans learn to read, write, & register to vote,
3/ & our city halls when people step forward to serve.
This Black History Month, we celebrate A.E. Smith’s contributions and recommit ourselves to building a community where opportunity, dignity, and justice are available to all.
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2/& resources were scarce.
Through service, leadership, commitment to community progress, Smith helped lay foundations that generations have built upon.
His legacy reminds us that local leadership matters.
Change doesn’t only happen in Washington. It happens in our schools, our neighborhoods,
