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Watching @KamalaHarris take office with our girls and staff. We are so proud to see a woman where she belongs - in the White House. Our namesake is no doubt smiling down from the big pink dome in the sky.❤️⭐️🎉
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For as long as I live, I will never understand how anyone could have chosen Trump over this.
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it's actually an insult for a woman of her status and pedigree to even be in a close race like this.
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This man did more to hold Donald accountable than the media has in the last eight years.
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Federal funding is helping school districts like @AustinISD prioritize bilingual learning, academy recovery, staff retention, and additional mental health supports, as ED Deputy Secretary Cindy Marten saw firsthand earlier this year. #CelebratingTheBilingualChildMonth
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Oh so you want to make fun of young men crying?
Let's play that game:
Loves his dad vs killed two people
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The people attacking or making fun of 17-year-old Gus Walz just don’t understand what JOY and LOVE are all about. They wish they had someone who cared as much about them as Gus does his dad.
Gus has a non verbal learning disability. He is neurodivergent and has ADHD. He is proud of his father. Now shut up already.
I’m glad to see people on both sides of the aisle pushing back on the filth that’s out there.
Treat people as if they are your own kids.
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Wisconsin voter: Kamala Harris is trying to create a country where everyone has a right to make their own decisions and a right to their own body. Women's rights are crucial. As a woman with a daughter, I want her to have a right to her own body. That's central for me
McCallum High School makes dream quinceañeras possible for students austinvida.com/articles/comm… via @austinvida
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🙌 We are thrilled to announce that Isadora Day has joined Austin Vida as our new associate editor.
Originally from Brownsville, Isadora proudly embraces her biracial heritage as the daughter of a Costa Rican immigrant and a Michigander.
































