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Chrysocolla Cabochon🦋🌊 retweeted
Dolores Huerta was a hero of mine.
When she co-founded the National Farm Workers Association in 1962, people thought Dolores was crazy. “How are you going to organize farm workers,” she remembered being asked. "They are poor, powerless immigrants.” But that’s exactly what she did, helping thousands of migrant laborers working in brutal conditions make their voices heard, and demand something better.
Dolores spent the rest of her life fighting for marginalized communities, even as she herself faced sexism and abuse — including, as she revealed earlier this year, from Cesar Chavez and others within her own movement. She also came up with a pretty good slogan, “Si, se puede” — Yes, we can — that I too often get credit for. But as usual, Dolores got there first.
Michelle and I are thinking of Dolores’s family, the people whose lives she changed, and everyone who drew inspiration from her example.
Photo credit: National Archives, Obama Presidential Library
Chrysocolla Cabochon🦋🌊 retweeted
Whoa. We were just sent this photo taken from the nosebleeds at the Ossoff/Bottoms/Obama rally.
Chrysocolla Cabochon🦋🌊 retweeted
Damn, she's doubling down on pick another a protein?
I'm gonna double down on picking another senator! #MississippiMatters
Chrysocolla Cabochon🦋🌊 retweeted
Dolores Huerta was a pioneering labor leader and legendary civil rights activist. Amidst the struggle of the movement, her rallying cry, "Sí se puede," was a call to stay in the fight.
The work of Dolores Huerta and the United Farm Workers was a driving force for change across California and our country. Her brilliant organizing and fierce negotiating came to the national spotlight during the Delano Grape strike, and countless people benefited from her decades-long career. Thanks to her, immigrants and workers won better wages, working conditions, environmental protections, and voting rights.
I was blessed to know Dolores for many years and proud to organize alongside my dear friend to champion working families and immigrant rights. I will always be grateful for her support and friendship. We will honor her legacy by continuing the fight for the dignity of every person.
Doug and I send our love and prayers to the four generations of loving family she leaves behind, the community she built, and to the millions of people who have been touched by her work.
Chrysocolla Cabochon🦋🌊 retweeted
Jill and I are mourning the loss of our friend Dolores Huerta, a giant of the American labor and civil rights movements.
For more than seventy years, Dolores fought for working people. She organized in the fields, she walked the picket lines, and she sat across the table from people who never expected to have to negotiate with her.
I say often the middle class built this country, and unions built the middle class. Dolores understood that in her bones. Well into her nineties she was still traveling, marching and organizing for working families, for women, for immigrants, for LGBTQ Americans.
Even this year, she showed a different kind of courage, telling a painful truth she had carried for sixty years so others would not have to carry theirs alone.
America is fairer and more decent because of Dolores Huerta. Jill and I send our love to her entire family, and to everyone who found their voice because of her.
May God bless Dolores Huerta. Sí, se puede.
Chrysocolla Cabochon🦋🌊 retweeted
DON’T BELIEVE THE POLLS.
GET YOUR ASS OUTSIDE AND VOTE!!!
🚨FINAL GEORGIA POLL🚨
Governor
🔵Keisha Lance Bottoms 50%
🔴Rick Jackson 47%
⚪️DK/DR 4%
Lieutenant Governor
🔵Josh McLaurin 49%
🔴Greg Dolezal 45%
⚪️DK/DR 6%
Attorney General
🔵Tanya Miller 49%
🔴Brian Strickland 45%
⚪️DK/DR 5%
Secretary of State
🔵Penny Brown Reynolds 49%
🔴Tim Fleming 45%
⚪️DK/DR 6%
State House Generic Ballot
🔵Democrats 51%
🔴Republicans 44%
⚪️DK/DR 5%
articles.statenavigate.com/g…
Chrysocolla Cabochon🦋🌊 retweeted
On the day a sitting president landed in Lubbock, Texas, for the first time in 34 years, people waited for hours in lines stretching for blocks in this reliably red city. But the crowd wasn't waiting for President Trump. They were waiting for Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico. nbcnews.com/politics/2026-el…
Chrysocolla Cabochon🦋🌊 retweeted
.@BarackObama: I am old enough to remember when a president wearing a tan suit was a major national controversy. They were very upset. And I know I looked good in that suit.
Chrysocolla Cabochon🦋🌊 retweeted
Hey @RichardAAttard, I love that picture. It was taken a few months after my wife ended her chemotherapy treatments during her battle with cancer. Hey hair was starting to come back, and I think she looks gorgeous here. And yes, I proudly stand with the LGBTQ+ community. Thanks
Chrysocolla Cabochon🦋🌊 retweeted
Hey @Meta 👋 We are currently hosting a get-out-the-vote rally in Osceola County, home to a large Puerto Rican community, and our #LatinosConAngie @Instagram page was suddenly taken down while we were actively posting content from the event.
This page is a critical communication tool for reaching Latino voters and mobilizing our community. With just seven days until Election Day, every minute matters.
We are calling on Meta to immediately restore the page and provide an explanation for its removal. Voters deserve access to critical election information, especially in these final days. @andymstone
Chrysocolla Cabochon🦋🌊 retweeted
A PICTURE OF THE TWO MOST DANGEROUS MEN IN AMERICA 🙄 WHO WOULD HAVE BEEN LOCKED UP IF AMERICA WAS A NATION OF LAWS
Chrysocolla Cabochon🦋🌊 retweeted
Enough is enough. @AshleyMoodyFL you have sent folks to my bookstore to harass my family and the students that intern there. Now your constant rhetoric is causing people to threaten us. You don’t like the history we highlight, fine. But your rhetoric is jeopardizing our safety.
Chrysocolla Cabochon🦋🌊 retweeted
Sometimes technology is great. For the black woman that got kicked out of his rally last week.
