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“Hope For Hiatt” Zoom Backgrounds

Ole Asheboro is a neighborhood that doesn’t get

Ole Asheboro is a neighborhood that doesn’t get a lot of love, or so you might think. Guilford for All has been spending lots of time there, talking to neighbors and getting together. We’re learning that there’s plenty of love in and for the neighborhood—just look at all the people who showed up for their community last night, excited to connect and make it even better. Stay tuned to find out how to sign up for canvassing, phone banking, and text-banking efforts to turn out the vote, build out power together, and win changes people can feel in Ole Asheboro, Greensboro, and Guilford County. #Guilford4All #OleAsheboro #greensboronc #lastnight #DemocracyWins

On the 41st anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre

On the 41st anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre, we remember the five people who died at the hands of the Ku Klux Klan and American Nazi Party on November 3rd, 1979. Cesar Cauce, James Waller, Bill Sampson, Sandra Smith and Michael Nathan were fighting to improve the working conditions of textile mill workers and to end the racism endured by Black and Hispanic workers in the mill, when they were shot and killed by Klan members and Nazis. Notably absent were the Greensboro Police, who had informants in the KKK and who typically attended permitted rallies such as this one to help prevent outbreaks of violence. Though the City of Greensboro finally apologized in October 2020 for the role that the Greensboro Police Department played in the massacre, two of your current city councilmembers voted against the apology: Marikay Abuzuaiter and Nancy Hoffman. Looking at Abuzuaiter's history, it's no surprise that she would vote against police accountability: She claimed that the GPD were justified in hogtying Marcus Smith, who died at their hands in 2018, because this unarmed Black man could have had "superhuman strength". She was also a confidential informant for the GPD Intelligence Squad, snitching on social justice protests on behalf of the police in the early 2010's. When we remember The Greensboro Five, we honor their sacrifice in the name of equality and justice, and their principled stance against white supremacy. When we think of the Massacre, we think of the survivors like Reverend Nelson Johnson and Signe Waller Foxworth, who have for decades been fighting for policy changes that will help make Greensboro a good place for all of us. And we remind our community to vote out those in office who continue to uphold white supremacy by refusing to apologize for the racist actions of those in power. #GuilfordForAll #greensboromassacre #greensborofive

🚨 CALL TO ACTION! 🚨 Come to the Greensboro

We believe in housing for all, economy for all, an

We believe in housing for all, economy for all, and safety and justice for all - and that our governing leaders can choose to side with working families or side with the wealthy few. We side with working families. We support the Hiatt St neighbors, UE 150, and the Greensboro Justice Coalition in efforts to win changes that increase safety, safeguard affordable housing, and make sure our city workers can live dignified lives. #Hope4Hiatt #UE150 #GreensboroJusticeCoalition #JusticeforMarcusSmith #ProtectAffordableHousing #SupportCityWorkers #Democracy #GuilfordForAll

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