Missouri U.S. Rep Cori Bush: “Last month’s snowstorm forced us to postpone our Youth Speak-In, but we’re so excited to have set a…”

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Missouri U.S. Rep Cori Bush: “Last month’s snowstorm forced us to postpone our Youth Speak-In, but we’re so excited to have set a…”
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Mar 8, 2022
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Cori Bush tweeted the following:

“Last month’s snowstorm forced us to postpone our Youth Speak-In, but we’re so excited to have set a new date!
Next Monday, we’ll be hearing from our students about the most pressing issues they’re facing on a daily basis.
Set a reminder for our livestream here “
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Here are other recent tweets from Cori Bush:

“57 years ago today, John Lewis, Amelia Boynton Robinson, and countless others were beaten by police officers as they marched for their right to vote.
We must do more than honor their bravery today.
The Senate must abolish the filibuster and protect our right to vote.”
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“Title 42 violates international law and discriminates against Black migrants denying many the asylum they desperately need.
This decision is an important step forward.
I led 100+ members of Congress in calling on @POTUS to end Title 42. Its past time to do the right thing. twitter.com/ellengilmer/st” on March 4
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“End no knock warrants.
End police violence.
End qualified immunity.” on March 4
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