Change Starts With Hope

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Change Starts With Hope

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Change Starts With Hope Services: Restorative Justice - Conflict Resolution, Mediation - DEIB Strategist - Legal Analyst - Contract Negotiations

United States เข้าร่วม Ocak 2020

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Change Starts With Hope@StartsHope·27 Eki

I have learned, as an advocate for alternative to dispute resolution, those that work in the judiciary need crime to eat - people like me, who fight for justice, fight so I can sleep. Moral of the story: Check your moral compass. #ADR #Ombudsman #ConflictResolution #Mediator

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Equal Justice Initiative@eji_org·12h

The State of Alabama has scheduled the execution of Jeffery Lee by nitrogen suffocation for June 11, even though his capital jury voted against the death penalty and chose a sentence of life imprisonment without parole. eji.org/news/jeffrey-l…

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Robert Dunham@RDunhamDP·16h

Tony Carruthers recently survived a lethal injection attempt – the latest man to endure a failed execution. theconversation.com/tony-carruther… @ConversationUS @ljstprof @Tndeathpenalty @CCATDP @uscedp #Tennessee #deathpenalty

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Equal Justice Initiative@eji_org·16h

Last week, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Terry Pitchford, a Black man sentenced to death in Mississippi after a prosecutor with a track record of racial discrimination struck all but one Black person from his jury. eji.org/news/supreme-c…

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Equal Justice Initiative@eji_org

On this day in 1963, 24 hours after three Georgia movie theaters began operating on a racially integrated basis, protests from white community members led the theaters to restore segregation practices. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

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Equal Justice Initiative@eji_org

On this day in 1893, 1,500 white people lynched Sam Bush on the courthouse lawn in Decatur, IL. The mob distributed pieces of rope used to hang him as “souvenirs.” calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

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Karine Omry@KarineOmry·2d

EXECUTION DAY It is not too late to make this call 👇 #SaveAndrewLukehart #StopExecutionsFlorida

Karine Omry@KarineOmry

Two more executions are scheduled in Florida: Andrew Lukehart - June 2 Dusty Spencer - June 25 With 7 executions already carried out in 2026, FL is leading the nation in state killings under @GovRonDeSantis. We must speak out against this machinery of death. #EndTheDeathPenalty

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Equal Justice Initiative@eji_org

On this day in 1965, Oneal Moore was killed when he and his partner, the first two Black sheriff’s deputies in Washington Parish, Louisiana, were ambushed by gunmen with ties to the Ku Klux Klan. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

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WithoutHistory@WithoutHistory·4d

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Robert Dunham@RDunhamDP·6d

Judge grants discovery to former death-row prisoner Douglas ‘Chief’ Stankewitz, cites ‘Squaw Valley’ as evidence of discrimination in Native man’s Fresno Racial Justice Act case case. fresnobee.com/news/local/cri… @FresnoBee @DPFocus @SmartJusticeCA @Justiceforchief @uscedp

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Equal Justice Initiative@eji_org

On this day in 1921, white mobs in Oklahoma—outraged that Black residents had organized to protect a Black man from lynching—violently destroyed a prosperous Black community. As many as 300 Black people are estimated to have been killed in the Tulsa Massacre. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

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The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center@TheKingCenter·4d

When faith calls…courage is the answer. What did Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. believe and how did his faith influence his ministry, methodology of nonviolence, and movement work? With misinformation about Dr. King’s faith running rampant and with persistent efforts to disconnect following Jesus from focus on justice, it’s time to deepen our understanding and widen our faith-influenced work for a more just, humane society. Stay tuned for updates on where and when you can experience the ‘When Faith Calls’ docuseries. Coming soon… #WhenFaithCalls #CourageIsTheAnswer #MLK #TheKingCenter #FaithInAction

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On this day in 1930, a white mob stormed the Grady County jail in Oklahoma and lynched Henry Argo, a Black 19-year-old, despite the presence of the National Guard who were ordered to protect him. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

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Robert Dunham@RDunhamDP·6d

Is the death penalty racist? California Supreme Court advances case to eliminate it. sacbee.com/news/californi… @sacbee_news @SharonBernstein @DPFocus @SmartJusticeCA @ACLU @ACLU_NorCal @NAACP_LDF @ellabakercenter @WTIUSA @WilmerHale @uscedp

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ABC News@ABC·5d

Sunday marks the 105-year commemoration of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. The events of that day in Tulsa, Oklahoma, still reverberate throughout a community seeking justice. abcnews.link/F8VkTRz

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Equal Justice Initiative@eji_org

On this day in 1943, white sailors and soldiers in Los Angeles attacked Latino youth wearing zoot suits, beating them with belt buckles and ropes and stripping them of their clothes. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

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ABC News@ABC·28 May

Three Philadelphia men who were wrongfully convicted for murder and spent 28 years in prison have been exonerated, with a judge vacating their convictions.

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Robert Dunham@RDunhamDP·28 May

Congratulations to my Phillips Black colleagues — led by Joe Perkovich and Joe Welling — for their victory today in the U.S. Supreme Court in Pitchford v. Cain! Mississippi prosecutors discriminatorily struck Black jurors. Terry Pitchford gets a new trial. supremecourt.gov/opinions/25pdf…