Archive: Congressman Tim Ryan

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Archive: Congressman Tim Ryan @RepTimRyan

When these difficult conversations come up, people like to mention how far we've come as a country. “Slavery ended 150 years ago” “We passed the Civil Rights Act” “Jim Crow is gone” “We elected a black President” They argue that these somehow mean we are past racism. 4/5 — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 27, 2020

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Archive: Congressman Tim Ryan @RepTimRyan

In these images, African Americans see their children, they see their loved ones, they see themselves. Being Black in America means living with the fear that every interaction with law enforcement is a possible life or death situation. 3/5 — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 27, 2020

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But on days like today, it's important to remember how much the color of our skin still impacts our lives. It determines where we live, the schools we go to, how much we earn, the opportunities we are provided, and - yes - whether our lives matter. We have a long way to go. 5/5 — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 27, 2020