TakeEmDownJax @TakeEmDownJAX

#TakeEmDownJax (local) supports #TakeEmDownFL (statewide) and #TakeEmDownEverywhere (internationally) TakeEmDownJax.org Jacksonville, FL Joined June 2017

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Popular Democracy in Action @popdemocaction

7 years ago

We've taken to the streets We've fought for our lives We've demanded a more fair and just future for all Now, we have the power to set the agenda on the national stage. Tune in at 11AM: bit.ly/wtp2019-tw #WeThePeople19

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Kris Kiernan @Kristanny

7 years ago

#TakeEmDownJax @TakeEmDownJAX

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Florida Rising (Text JOINUS to 58123) @FLRising

7 years ago

Come join us and take part in Black Census Project as we continue to poll Black folks about our needs and dreams – and make sure we get to speak for ourselves ahead of 2020. newfm.win/blackcensus18 #MyFutureIsBlack

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News4JAX @wjxt4

7 years ago

Atlanta is renaming streets that currently have Confederate in their names. news4jax.com/news/georgia/a…

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Second Chances Florida @YesTo2ndChances

7 years ago

Floridians believe in second chances. Make sure Florida law does too. Vote Yes on Amendment 4 to fix Florida's broken system.

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Garrett Dennis @GarrettDennis_1

7 years ago

Mayor @lennycurry did they ask why your priority is criminalization over prevention and intervention? Why are you spending peanuts ($300k)on “Stop The Violence” but $400k on a dog park? Don’t worry about answering..... #1City1Jax1Term #CrimeOnTheRise

Lenny Curry @lennycurry

7 years ago

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TakeEmDownJax @TakeEmDownJAX

7 years ago

#Repost @JaxPSN Don’t have plans Monday? Now you do! Join us for our general body meeting to discuss our purpose as JPSN, what we’ve been up to with our ongoing BDS campaign, and how to get involved! Message us with any questions. Kids welcome! 🇵🇸

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Jax Community Action @JaxTakesAction

7 years ago

Shoutout to everyone who came out last night! In our breakout groups, we discussed the causes of violence in our city & unanimously agreed that poverty, lack of access to food, healthcare, etc are causes of violence & must be engaged, which isn’t done by throwing more $ at cops.