RT @MorningEdition: Five young descendants of Frederick Douglass read and respond to excerpts of his famous speech, "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?" — asking all of us to consider America's long history of denying equal rights to Black Americans. https://t.co/nVBjOemVdb

So exciting @joelansdale!! https://t.co/3jZIciYFpA

So honored to be back with these two Magical Girls (@seananmcguire & @sarahkuhn) to support Sarah's new book, Haunted Heroine! https://t.co/SHD2LC6SZD

RT @goldengateblond: Carl Reiner was a baller in every sense of the word. I’m only sorry he didn’t live long enough to see Trump gone. In his honor, register or check your registration at https://t.co/1XZ7S2z9h6, and tell a friend to do the same. 

RIP, legend. https://t.co/fRgltsMfUi

I just ordered a signed copy from @TheRippedBodice and you can, too! https://t.co/iDsaeadqZh https://t.co/u05EymwUcS

What a blast - I had a ball getting to play around with everyone today! Xo https://t.co/MDYSWfqGrd

Astrid and I recorded this not too long after the pandemic began. #Repost femmefatalefilmfestival with @get_repost
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Today we’re sharing our very first episode of The Femme Fatale Podcast!
This episode features… https://t.co/IWPwU9lQsB

RT @AmbeRiverA: Raising funds for @Ctr4BlackEquity all weekend 🏻

Daren & I will chat w/ you about whatever you want! Production, building a crew, directing, crowdfunding, you name it!

Help us raise funds and spread awareness because  #BlackLivesStillMatter

Tickets: https://t.co/XtZbbKqk0b https://t.co/1YnixwQxLx

RT @BenBlacker: So excited for RETROSPECS on Sun, benefiting @WritersGuildF & @ColorOfChange. A 2002 BUFFY spec by @julieplec! Starring @Isabella_Gomez @amber_benson @ArielleKebbel @PD3Official @vellalovell @LexiCUnderwood @QuestionAnders. Special appearance by @EricKufs! https://t.co/T7Yve5c5fM https://t.co/jeJwO5AYXF

RT @JamilSmith: My cover story for the July edition of @RollingStone, on the current American rebellion against police violence and systemic racism—through the lens of the three women who first put the words “black lives matter” into our political lexicon seven years ago. https://t.co/4buz65ZVI7 https://t.co/zjNgqOFr6M

RT @nataliemorales: an idea: just leave the horses. take down the statues of traitorous, racist, and colonizing men and keep the horses so we just have statues of horses everywhere and we become a nation of horse statues

RT @tweetsoutloud: NASA has a lack of diversity.

Can you imagine how even more incredible NASA could be if it brought in the best and brightest from *every* community? Let’s make it happen. https://t.co/2SMhv9CAT9

So damn true. https://t.co/LTQy5pqgtl

RT @sesamestreet: Today is a day of celebration, learning, and sharing traditions and history. We are proud to celebrate #Juneteenth with our Black and African American families, friends, and community. https://t.co/V3TFhTP405

RT @karenhunter: #Juneteenth went from a relatively obscure holiday celebrated primarily in Texas and scattered states to on the verge of a national holiday in just weeks. That means a whole lot of things can be fixed quickly. People's capacity to change is great. There shall be no excuses.

RT @gabydunn: I've been reading a lot about private prisons and modern slavery and I think this is a good read for today, Juneteenth. Especially for white people to read. https://t.co/m8HYZnw22a

RT @jessicaverdi: I am watching this today with @marythechief. We invite you to do the sand and join us in a conversation later tonight! https://t.co/AsPgcFSgBQ

RT @NicoleGoux: All the proceeds from my Gumroad shop go to the Loveland Foundation which helps Black women and girls have access to therapy and counseling. Today is a really good day to send some money their way. 

https://t.co/A4fYBG9Ihg https://t.co/zBLqRN6FF3

RT @rgay: Arrest the cops who murdered Breonna Taylor. It has been 98 days. She deserves justice. Jonathan Mattingly, Brett Hankison, and Myles Cosgrove must answer for the crime they committed. When will you do your jobs, Mayor Greg Fischer and Attorney General Daniel Cameron?

RT @ACLU: VICTORY: The Supreme Court ruled that DACA recipients can continue to live and work in the United States without the daily fear of deportation.