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Deepti Sharma
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Deepti Sharma
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Entrepreneur in Residence @barnardcollege @columbia | Fmr Candidate @NYCCouncil | Founder @FoodtoEat & @bikkyhq | 💜 @abhinavkapur4 | Mama 👶🏽👶🏽 she/her
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Despite the chaos of a severe storm and flooding in NYC, Manhattan remains fairly clear.
Meanwhile, folks still need their $15 salads, and the hardworking outer borough residents are expected to brave the closed-down trains and show up for work.
NY Working Families Party@NYWFP
Disasters like this flooding disproportionately impact our most vulnerable. Many New Yorkers have no choice but to take flooding trains and buses to work or risk their lives to deliver food. We hope for safety for New York's workers.
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Disasters like this flooding disproportionately impact our most vulnerable. Many New Yorkers have no choice but to take flooding trains and buses to work or risk their lives to deliver food. We hope for safety for New York's workers.
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Systems need to change. We need to stop punishing parents and instead support them.
#ChildcareCosts
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Been up since 4am with first day of school nerves.
Just a friendly reminder:
@NYCSchools end at 2:15pm
My work day ends at 6pm
I work because I want to bring change to the world but the financial burden of childcare is a continued reality.
#FirstDayOfSchool
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@AmandaFariasNYC You haven’t met my bae @abhinavkapur who actually reads 📖while he walks instead of texting lmao
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I don’t believe a single person has actually read this book. Idc what you say I won’t believe you. don’t @ me 😂
Liam Quigley@_elkue
Somebody gave up on the Power Broker and it’s up for grabs on the bench behind City Hall
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The irony is affirmative action is actually forcing meritocracy in a system designed against it. And white folks, particularly men, are mad because policies like affirmative action make them have to work for opportunities vs get them by default or entitlement.
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I wanted to share some of my thoughts on today's Supreme Court decision on affirmative action:
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Communities of color have always suffered & been marginalized.
This ruling goes against that history.
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Race has never been irrelevant in this country.
Whether it’s how the European settlers treated the native Americans when they arrived here, or the institution of slavery being established before our independence.
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Todays decision on Affirmative Action by the Supreme Court is a true travesty.
Affirmative Action isn’t perfect, but necessary for those systemically overlooked by our core institutions.
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In 1 yr:
“the decision was the latest illustration that the court’s conservative majority continues to move at a brisk pace to upend decades of jurisprudence and redefine aspects of American life on contentious issues like abortion, guns and now race.” nytimes.com/live/2023/06/2…
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Re-wearing your clothes shouldn’t be a radical idea. It’s something we grew up doing.
If something ripped we fixed it.
If it got dirty we washed it.
The fashion industry is one of the biggest contributors to the #ClimateCrisis. Let’s be better.
Thrift, borrow, rewear.
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And while I understand diplomacy is important, so is calling things out things for what they are and asking for answers. Accountability is part of the job.
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These values are fundamental to building a just and equitable society.
I’m tired of the excuses
India needs a future that embraces diversity & respects the rights and freedoms of EVERYONE.
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I will ALWAYS choose:
- Religious freedom over intolerance & discrimination.
- Democracy over authoritarianism & suppression of voices.
- Inclusivity over division & marginalization.
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What he said…
#DACA
Barack Obama@BarackObama
DACA recipients are teachers, service members, business owners, doctors, and parents. They are our friends and neighbors. We are a better nation—a stronger nation—because they’re here. As we mark the 11th anniversary of DACA, let’s continue to organize and push Congress to build an immigration system that offers these Americans a permanent pathway to citizenship.
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