1/ I’m so proud to see Twitter continue to step into its purpose today by amplifying and centering the voices of a community that has historically been pushed to the margins of public conversation.
2/ This #Juneteenth hits different. It’s been a heavy few weeks, few months, few centuries for our people. And today – like @opalayo said – I want to sit in this, sit in this feeling of freedom and Black joy. https://twitter.com/Twitter/status/1273956122962132994
3/ On your TL today, you’ll see an incredible thread from @TwitterTogether that points to educational resources and info about the importance of #Juneteenth . We ALL gon’ learn today.
https://twitter.com/TwitterTogether/status/1273964707884433409]
4/ On a day that is meant to represent freedom, I think about what freedom means to me: #BlackJoy . It’s the reason we don’t stop and why we know the fight is worth it. Blackness is *multi-dimensional* – we are so much more than a history of oppression.
https://twitter.com/Blackbirds/status/1274014870707437570?s=20]
5/ Blackness is also joy. So today, we’re flooding your feed with #BlackJoy . So let us see it – the jokes, the memes, the art 👇. We want to see it all. Tweet your #BlackJoy .
https://twitter.com/Blackbirds/status/1273984086550425600?s=20]
6/ Part of my joy is uplifting voices that need to be heard, when they need to be heard. Proud to do that across the country today with billboards in 8 cities that have become the epicenters of protest in recent weeks.
7/ Each billboard highlights Tweets from strong Black voices that channel the collective Black experience as the fight for equality lives on.
8/ I’m so moved to see all of this come to life today. We stand in solidarity with you – in protest and in joy. Happy #Juneteenth . ✊🏽
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