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Lookout Mountain

Published September 14, 2017 at × in Death and Glory on the Mountaintop

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Black Lives Matter@Blklivesmatter·

The night of their victory, we sent @joebiden and @kamalaharris a letter requesting a meeting.

It has now been 32 days and we have yet to receive a response. To set up a meeting with civil rights leaders, without BLM, is unacceptable.

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Black Lives Matter@Blklivesmatter·

Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and Rep. Cedric Richmond met with several civil rights groups yesterday.

@blklivesmatter—as the largest social and justice movement in history—was not invited.
https://politi.co/3grqTd2 via @politico

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I just took action with @blklivesmatter to demand Gov. Newsom appoint a Black woman to fill Kamala Harris' Senate seat! Join me: https://p2a.co/rZBFS7a

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Saturday hike at @mwdh2o reservoir Diamond Valley Lake!

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“The world is failing precisely because no novel can make the contest for the world seem as compelling as the struggles between a few lost people.” Richard Powers, The Overstory.

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