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Tamika D. Mallory
@TamikaDMallory
Social Justice Leader/ Movement Strategist/ Author/ Harlem Girl. My bio is in my daily work✊🏾 All inquiries: Latoya@TheBBMAgency. com
New York City
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Joined February 2011
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    Tamika D. Mallory
    @TamikaDMallory
    Apr 30, 2021
    State Of Emergency - How We Win In A Country We Built. The virtual book tour begins May 11. Swipe for cities and dates. Ticket price includes a copy of the book (The 1st 150 copies per tour date will be signed.) Click the link in my bio to reserve your ticket today. 🖤✊🏾
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    Tamika D. Mallory
    @TamikaDMallory
    Jan 30, 2021
    A thread. We don’t play about @CoriBush. We got her back yesterday, today, tomorrow and every day after that. She’s not alone and has her people with her.
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    Tamika D. Mallory
    @TamikaDMallory
    Feb 24, 2018
    “My son was one of the good guys, but him being black, obviously they didn’t see him as a good guy. They’ve yet to say anything about my son.” #PhilandoCastile
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    Philando Castile’s mom slams NRA chief Wayne LaPierre as a hypocrite: ‘This country is run off...
    From nydailynews.com
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    Tamika D. Mallory
    @TamikaDMallory
    Jan 6, 2021
    I suggest that Black folks stand back and stand by while these white folks throw a tantrum in DC. America needs to face it’s real problem. Don’t go out there. This is NOT our fight.
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    Tamika D. Mallory
    @TamikaDMallory
    Dec 14, 2017
    #SandyHook was 5 years ago today. Thinking of those 20 babies and the 6 adults who died trying to protect them. Thinking of all the people who've suffered from gun violence since then.
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    Tamika D. Mallory
    @TamikaDMallory
    Feb 12, 2019
    I can’t sit back silently as a Black woman and watch the attacks on @IlhanMN. I am sick and tired of watching Black and Brown women be used as scapegoats for white nationalism. Enough is a DAMN-NOUGH. We must all speak up and speak out.
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    Tamika D. Mallory
    @TamikaDMallory
    Oct 8, 2018
    Dear White Woman: You are not my ally if you get more upset w/ me than your own ppl when I bring up the 53% of voting white women who elected Trump. Until we see a clear change in this voting pattern, I’m gonna keep bringing it up. Remember, Roy Moore in Alabama was after Trump.
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    Tamika D. Mallory
    @TamikaDMallory
    Jan 30, 2021
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    It’s so interesting that many members of Congress and organizations would spend days, weeks sometimes months going after Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib & other progressive leaders for basically nothing and are silent about Marjorie Greene’s blatant & direct racism & antisemitism.
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    Tamika D. Mallory
    @TamikaDMallory
    Jan 30, 2021
    Replying to @TamikaDMallory
    .@CoriBush has every right to be her full and unapologetic self. She’s in Congress to fight for the people of St. Louis and all of us by extension. She went to fight for BLACK people. She deserves to feel safe in her community and in the Capitol.
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    Tamika D. Mallory
    @TamikaDMallory
    Oct 12, 2017
    MAXINE WATERS IS THE #WOMENSCONVENTION HEADLINER! Y'all may not have noticed but we announced that weeks ago...#ReclaimingOurTime
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    Tamika D. Mallory
    @TamikaDMallory
    Jan 30, 2021
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    I am tired of seeing Black women targeted & having to look behind our backs to protect ourselves, our colleagues and our families from white people who can’t fathom to see us in our rightful place - positions of power.
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    Tamika D. Mallory
    @TamikaDMallory
    Jan 30, 2021
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    Marjorie Taylor Greene exposed the hypocrisy amongst some of these folks. It was never really about fighting against racism & antisemitism for them - it was about silencing progressive, powerful Black voices. Could not be clearer.
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    Tamika D. Mallory
    @TamikaDMallory
    Jan 30, 2021
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    We are still here and will always be on the frontlines fighting the bigotry of people like Marjorie Taylor Greene who has actual influence over people’s lives as a member of Congress. Our fight against racism and bigotry is unconditional - we fight for all of us.
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    Tamika D. Mallory
    @TamikaDMallory
    Apr 27, 2018
    Black folks are suffering from real live PTSD. We are watching our ppl be brutalized similar to when our ancestors were enslaved watching beatings and lynchings. Not to mention the microagressions we have to deal w/ in our daily lives. If you care abt us, stand up or shut up!