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I've already seen pictures of people with guns standing in front of polling places.
You know what I'd like to see in low-income, mostly minority areas, especially in battleground states?
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You know what I'd like to see in low-income, mostly minority areas, especially in battleground states?
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Local men (and women where it isn't a danger) peacefully standing outside of polling places offering to walk people in past anyone who is trying to threaten them out of voting. Just like you're walking an old lady across the street.
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Get your friends together. Buy a couple of pizzas. Arrange shifts. If you're white, go to an area like this near you. Bring a few signs that say what you are doing. (I've attached an inspirational image @ end of thread - feel free to share and use!)
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Don't engage. No violence. Peacefully. Quietly. Send the message that trying to silence the under-represented will not work. And that you don't need guns and use of force to win. #VOTE 
#Vote2020 #VoteHimOut2020 #BLM #2020Election #MakeAPlan #VPDebate 
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#Vote2020 #VoteHimOut2020 #BLM #2020Election #MakeAPlan #VPDebate (4/5)
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