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Use the hashtag #StandAgainstRacism to get connected, and tag us on Twitter, Facebook, and/or Instagram! Promote the Stand Against Racism campaign on social media and share your personal thoughts on why from Declarations to Change: Addressing Racism as a Public Health Crisis is crucial to racial justice reform.
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#StandAgainstRacism
THREAD 1/5: #StandAgainstRacism 2021 may be over, but the work doesn’t stop. Looking for actions you can take to stand against racism today? Here are 4:
Looking for a concrete example of what you can do to begin to address racism as a public health crisis? Think about running for office! @schoimorrow of @NAPAWF explains why: http://bit.ly/3veKraF
#RacismIsAPublicHealthCrisis #StandAgainstRacism
“Whatever you are passionate about, that is where you should step into this work.” @YWCACleCEO of @YWCACleveland discusses how to take a #StandAgainstRacism and move the needle on the work to declare that #RacismIsAPublicHealthCrisis: http://bit.ly/3veKraF
Still looking for actions you can take to take a stand for #RacialJustice in your community? @YWCAevanston’s #StandAgainstRacism continues, and they have some ideas for how you can stay plugged into the movement.
YWCA Stand Against Racism Challenge Continues - Evanston RoundTable
The annual YWCA Stand Against Racism provides the opportunity for communities across the United States to find an issue or cause that inspires them to
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“You don’t have to have a title behind your name. You just have to have the will and the heart and the organizational gusto to tap the people who are right next to you to make a difference.” @NicoleAustinHil of @hrw lists 3 ways to #StandAgainstRacism. http://bit.ly/3veKraF
