inTRANSitive @intransitiveAR

🏳️‍⚧️Resilient Trans folks in Arkansas To Donate: https://t.co/iDRk6xID9Y linktr.ee/intransitive Little Rock, Arkansas Joined June 2020

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Jessica Marjane 💄💋 @JessicaMarjane

3 years ago

#FreePalaestine 🍉

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BreakThrough News @BTnewsroom

3 years ago

Over 60 Palestinian journalists have been killed at the hands of Israeli forces since Oct. 7. The goal, @AbbyMartin says, is to hide the absolute inhumanity of the massacre underway.

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FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS AND OPPRESSED PEOPLE @AssataX_

3 years ago

@ArkansasBlog Free Palestine. Free Congo. Free Sudan. Free all oppressed people.

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ArkieMiasma @ArkieMiasma

3 years ago

@ArkansasBlog Here’s more footage from the protest at the Clinton Presidential Library: tiktok.com/t/ZT8PsXtkd/

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Cease fire protesters disrupted the opening of a Clinton Library exhibit on state dinners at the White House. They chanted but didn’t resist security escorts out. Clinton was scheduled to appear in person, but appeared on video.

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inTRANSitive @intransitiveAR

3 years ago

Ceasefire Now! 🇵🇸

Arkansas Blog @ArkansasBlog

3 years ago

Protesters escorted out during Clinton’s video message. He had been on premises earlier.

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Liberal Jane @liberaljanee

3 years ago

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IndivisibleLRCA @IndivisibleLRCA

3 years ago

We have to remember that all politics are local. We have to be informed citizens who vote every time we can and all the way down the ballot. Every election affects our lives. A mid-term election with low turnout got us to here.

Tess Vrbin / bluesky: @tessmvrbin.bsky.social @tess_m_vrbin

3 years ago

BREAKING: Saline County Library Director Patty Hector confirmed to me that County Judge Matt Brumley fired her this morning. In August, the county quorum court passed an ordinance giving the judge hiring and firing power over library staff: arkansasadvocate.com/2023/08/21/sal…

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Michael Hibblen @hibblen

3 years ago

A historical marker was just unveiled in North Little Rock at Main and 6th Street where, 117 years ago today, it says Black restaurant owner Homer G. Blackwell was lynched as part of what was known as the Argenta Race Riot for a crime that occurred while he was out of town.

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FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS AND OPPRESSED PEOPLE @AssataX_

3 years ago

Thanks to my family @intransitiveAR. They donated the left over food from Queertonomy and I was able to pass out 60 boxes of full meals to community members in need 🫶🏾

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ACLU of Arkansas @ArkansasACLU

3 years ago

Our right to know what our government is doing with our tax dollars is in serious jeopardy in a special session that starts tomorrow. Contact your legislators to support our right to transparency. ☎️ House: (501) 682-6211 ☎️ Senate: (501) 682-2902

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Jerry Mitchell @JMitchellNews

3 years ago

#OnThisDay in 1957, Elizabeth Eckford, one of nine Black students, attempted to enter Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. Unlike the other eight, she had never received the message to stay away from the school, As she walked toward the school, a mob hurled racist slurs at her and threatened to lynch her, she said. “I tried to see a friendly face somewhere in the crowd — someone who maybe could help. I looked into the face of an old woman and it seemed a kind face, but when I looked at her again, she spat on me.” The 15-year-old student maintained her cool and kept walking. As she made her way to the high school, a white girl named Hazel Bryan began screaming at her. The tormenting continued after she and other Black students began to attend the school. She told her story in her memoir, “The Worst First Day: Bullied While Desegregating Little Rock Central High.” She said she believed that racial reconciliation was possible “if we have honestly acknowledged our painful but shared past.” mississippitoday.org/2023/09/04/on-…

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For AR People @ForARPeople1

3 years ago

Sometimes meetings are boring, other times they're spicy. It's our job to keep you informed either way. We're fighting for accessible democracy in Arkansas, one tweet at at time. Join us!🌶️📣😤 #arpx #arleg #onARwatch #forARpeople #LEARNS

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Imara Jones @imarajones

3 years ago

#MarshaPJohnson is the original mother of the gay liberation movement. Her courage to speak out against transphobia & bigotry during the AIDS movement will forever cement her as an icon. On her birthday, we honor her and the undeniable mark that she’s left on the world. 👑

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inTRANSitive @intransitiveAR

3 years ago

🏳️‍🌈 Together we raised $5,017 of our $5,000 goal to help queer refugees! Yesterday they hired an immigration attorney! Ensuring folks have legal representation is crucial to minimizing abuse that so often happens to migrants and refugees. #MutualAid #Community

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ACLU of Arkansas @ArkansasACLU

3 years ago

With new laws in play, Arkansas' schools tread a delicate balance between established federal mandates and new state laws. As students and teachers head back to the classroom, it's important to #KnowYourRights. Check our our new guide here: loom.ly/1ft8IZE

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translashmedia @translashmedia

3 years ago

#mauiStrong: support queer & trans Maui residents and Native Hawaiians today! 🏳️‍⚧️ Here's our trans-affirming guide: translash.org/how-to-help-lg… #transtwitter #maui #transrightsarehumanrights

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Antoinette Grajeda @AG_Reports

3 years ago

UPDATE: A third school confirmed this morning it will also offer AP African American Studies and cover exam fees. Read the statement from eStem High School on the @ArkAdvocate’s website. #arpx

Antoinette Grajeda @AG_Reports

3 years ago

Two Arkansas school districts that offered an AP African American Studies pilot course last year will offer the class again this year & pay students’ exam fees. The education department removed the class from its approved course list last week. #arpx arkansasadvocate.com/2023/08/16/ark…

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Veronica M @McclaneVeronica

3 years ago

Call Sec. of Ed. Jacob Oliva at 501-682-4203 to demand the state pays for the AP exam fee for all students who qualify just as they do for all other AP exams. You can also email him: [email protected]

Arkansas Times @ArkTimes

3 years ago

Arkansas education chief pushes easily debunked excuses for rejecting AP African American Studies; program on track in 39 other states arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/… via @arktimes