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#meanwhile ...in Tennessee
This is a victory for survivors of child rape!
Huge: Tennessee has passed HB1663 to allow the death penalty for child rapists.
The vote was 77 to 19. The 19 who voted against it are all Democrats. You have to see the evil way Democrats opposed it.
Pro-abortion Dem. Rep. Aftyn Behn called it “incompatible with the right to life.” Yes the lady with a planned parenthood endorsement on her site actually said that in defense of child rapists.
Aftyn supports killing unborn babies but not killing child rapists. Other TN Democrats like Gloria Johnson and Justin Jones also opposed the bill alongside Aftyn.
This video of the floor vote should disgust you. I sensed that even Aftyn knew how bad it looked when she gave up her speaking time. Representative Lamberth was a true hero of survivors in his responses where he read letters from the survivors. You should listen to every word.
We pushed very hard for this bill when an illegal immigrant was caught last year after raping over a dozen kids where I live in Franklin, TN. We promised we’d make the death penalty a reality in TN and our friend Rep. William Lamberth took this fight on for us, listened to brave survivors who’ve been calling for this and made it happen alongside The TN Senate GOP and TN House GOP.
Now this bill goes to Governor Bill Lee’s desk to be signed into law. Child rapists will have no safe space in Tennessee.
Thank you to everyone who supported this important piece of legislation.
BLACK FACES IN HIGH PLACES WON'T SAVE US!
University prepares us for life. And professor Ruha Benjamin didn't hold back when talking to graduating students in Atlanta, Georgia. She told them: 'Black faces in high places won't save us.' The message being, don't expect your rights to be defended by Black people holding professional, political or economic power.
Ruha gives the example of Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the US envoy to the United Nations. Yes, the woman who vetoes ceasefires in Gaza. She also takes aim at Black politicians running the city of Atlanta who support the creation of a 'cop city' and expansion of violent police forces that target Black youth.
We might add to her list Black mis-leaders such as Barack Obama, who oversaw US military operations across the African continent. Or maybe US Vice President Kamala Harris, who's built her career on the mass incarceration of Black and Brown youth and families.
Ruha's speech is cheered by students at Spelman College, a historically Black institution. She finishes by encouraging them to stand up for what's right, despite being labelled 'troublemakers' by authorities.
It's a refreshingly honest take on the real world. Is there anyone else you'd add to Ruha's list?