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Reposted from @tamikadmallory / @blackchurchpac Can we talk about what’s at stake? H.R. 9495 has passed the House and is now heading to the Senate. This bill could dismantle the work of countless organizations fighting for justice, equity, and peace—work that’s essential to the progress we’ve made as Black communities.

It could give the government unchecked power to label nonprofits as “terrorist supporters” without real evidence—opening the door to political misuse and silencing the organizations that amplify our voices. From movements to reduce gun violence to efforts that protect Black voters and empower our communities, this bill threatens the very foundation of our progress.

This isn’t just about nonprofits. It’s about the families relying on safe streets, the mothers marching for justice, and the communities building a brighter future. Whether you’re an activist, organizer, or someone who simply cares about the survival and success of our people—this is your fight too.

🛑 Here’s how we protect the work that protects us: Contact your Senators and demand they VOTE NO on H.R. 9495. Every call, every email, every voice matters.

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U.S. Senate Takes Key Step to Regulate Stablecoins 🇺🇸

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee has approved a bill to regulate stablecoins — the GENIUS Act, marking a crucial first step toward its adoption. The bill passed with an 18-6 vote and now heads to the Senate floor.

This initiative sparked heated debates. Democrats, particularly Senator Elizabeth Warren, criticized the bill, claiming it poses a "clear threat to national security" in its current form. Warren also expressed frustration that her proposals to strengthen regulatory controls were rejected.

An open letter to the U.S. Senate

The Senate must not pass the TikTok “ban” bill!

2,544 so far! Help us get to 3,000 signers!

I strongly oppose the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, a bill that could ban TikTok in the US. First, it violates our free speech. Second, it targets one social media company over others that have the exact same issues. A better way to safeguard our data would be to create comprehensive consumer-privacy laws that would require apps like TikTok, as well as American companies like Facebook, to face more restrictions on how they handle user data. If the Senator supports this bill they will lose my vote. Thanks.

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