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We design campaigns powerful enough to end practices that unfairly hold Black people back, & champion solutions that move us all forward.

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Prison telecom is a $1.4 billion industry that exploits the natural human need for connection to extract wealth from families struggling with the incarceration of a loved one. @colorofchange and @worthrises are fighting for change alongside these impacted families.⁣
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Text “SPONSOR” to 55156 to help families stay connected and demand your Congress members co-sponsor the Martha Wright Prison Phone Justice Act today!

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In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth we’re lifting up this excellent post from @colorofchange that highlights two incredible storytellers, Maya Angelou and Amanda Gorman. Read about their common thread below ⬇️

#reposted • @colorofchange To honor the start of #WomensHistoryMonth, we’re finding inspiration in the Black women storytellers of our past and present. ⁣⁣
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When #MayaAngelou took the stage to recite her poem “On the Pulse of the Morning” during the inauguration of President Bill Clinton in 1993, millions were captivated by her moving words of progress and hope. So too were the millions of Americans who tuned in to see 22-year-old Amanda Gorman (@amandascgorman) perform her inaugural poem “The Hill We Climb” earlier this January.⁣⁣
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Today, we celebrate these two Black women storytellers and vow to continue creating space for future generations to come.⁣⁣
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For more information about Color Of Change and the work we do, visit colorofchange.org and join our more than 7 million members in demanding real, lasting change. #TheFightContinues

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Did you catch today’s important discussion with @colorofchange @repjacksonlee @elizabethwarren ? If not, no worries! Click the Link in Bio to watch it back!

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Day 21: Donate to @colorofchange, the nation’s largest online racial justice organization. Help inspire decision-makers in corporations and government to create a more human and less hostile world for Black people in America. #28daysofcultureandaction #blackhistorymonth

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I am so honored to have had a small part in bringing this conversation together!

On Feb. 23, join @caringacrossgen, @ColorofChange, and @WayfarerStudios for an exciting #BlackHistoryMonth conversation with @iamrashadrobinson, @stillinthegame, and caregivers about Black culture, families, and masculinity. #CareWithME

Register at the #LinkInBio Black background with photos of Devon Still (a medium-skinned Black man in his thirties with a beard and mustache) and Rashad Robinson (a medium-skinned Black man in his twenties with a bowler hat). Yellow text below the photos reads “Man Enough to Care: A Black History Month Conversation.” White text below reads “Join us for a conversation about masculinity and caregiving in the context of Black families and culture. Tuesday, February 23rd 3pm ET/12pm PT.” The logos for Man Enough, Caring Across Generations, and Color of Change are in the bottom right hand corner.

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Don’t forget to mark your calendars ✍🏾 and join us this Thursday @ 8 ET. Link in @oneworldbooks bio.

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C: @colorofchange

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How would you describe a Black father? Pops, Dad, Grandpa, Uncle, Role Model, Mentor - the list goes on. As we honor Black history this month in the US, we focus on some of the language we use when celebrating the power of Black families.

As you celebrate Black history, check out @familystoryproj & @colorofchange’s #AntiRacist guide to learn more about the importance of the language we use in talking about Black families 🔗 Link in bio

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I’m soooo excited to be joining the incomparable @giapeppers for a conversation about Telling Black Stories.

Join us for an episode of @ColorOfChange's #TellBlackStories on Instagram Live Friday, March 5 at 3:00pm ET. Tune in to hear about my work with @BenTheWritersRoom, a virtual TV pilot workshop for underrepresented writers of color of LGBTQ+ storytellers.

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Trayvon Martin was taken from us on this day 9 years ago. He was 17 years old. Today is a powerful reminder why we must keep dreaming #BLACKLIVESMATTER
#blackhistory #blackhistory365 #blackhistorymonth

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From @colorofchange A truly horrible story. Sadly, it’s only one of many of these types of stories about being young and black in America.

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