UVA alumna • The One Love Foundation @join1love • small town VA to big city NY and back • proud appalachian (she/her)
Manhattan, NY
Joined January 2011
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Annie Forrest retweeted
you’re telling me if i complete the task that is giving me stress then my anxiety about it will go away????? sounds fake
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Is it just me or are we are all a bit agoraphobic right now and no one is really talking about it?
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Being Appalachian and being progressive aren’t mutually exclusive. We can be both.
Annie Forrest retweeted
Getting a new president is one thing but have you ever been hyped about getting a new Secretary of Education
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Certain populations are disproportionately affected by domestic violence. Content warning: These graphics will share statistics related to domestic violence. #AXODVAM
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(As long as I live, I will NEVER forgive America for allowing Brett Kavanaugh to become a Supreme Court Justice.)
Annie Forrest retweeted
TWITTER DO YOUR THING!!! Today we held a BLM protest in our small, predominantly white, town of Richlands, Va. The protest was a huge success but as you can see it wasn’t without opposition. His name is Daniel Moore and he lives right here in Richlands. Expose your local racists
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At One Love, we believe in the power of empathy, equality and mutual respect, and we will not stay silent in the face of systemic racism. We believe in change and raising the bar in how we treat each other. We believe #BlackLivesMatter.
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There has been an uptick in domestic violence incidents.
We want you to know: If you are in a dangerous domestic situation NYS will help you find a safe shelter.
You are not trapped just because of #Coronavirus.
If you need help, call 1-800-942-6906.
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Get ready to MOVE! 🏃
Take the pledge to be part of #YardsforYeardley a virtual MOVEment that raises awareness about healthy relationships and honors the life of Yeardley Love.
