North Carolina U.S. Rep Deborah K. Ross: “On the anniversary of Bloody Sunday, we remember all who fought for civil rights 57 years ago and who…”

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North Carolina U.S. Rep Deborah K. Ross: “On the anniversary of Bloody Sunday, we remember all who fought for civil rights 57 years ago and who…”
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Mar 8, 2022
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Deborah K. Ross tweeted the following:

“On the anniversary of Bloody Sunday, we remember all who fought for civil rights 57 years ago and who continue that fight today. We must honor their legacy by finally passing federal voting rights legislation.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Deborah K. Ross:

“For the thirteenth consecutive month under @POTUS, our economy continued the trend of record-breaking job creation during his first year in office. We still have work to do, but I’m committed to working with my colleagues to ensure our robust economic recovery continues. twitter.com/WhiteHouse/sta“
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“It was fun stopping by First Friday this weekend! Raleigh is home to so many exciting artists, musicians, museums, and more.” on March 6
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“It’s past time we give our veterans the exceptional benefits they deserve. My amendment to the Honoring our #PACTAct will support veterans exposed to PFAS — so called “forever chemicals.” rollcall.com/2022/03/03/hou” on March 5
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