Showing posts with label Laila Abdelaziz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Laila Abdelaziz. Show all posts

Sunday, August 28, 2016

Laila Abdelaziz Endorses Ed Narain

Ed Narain (In my opinion, Ed is one of the most impressive state legislators we have. Although he has served a short time in the State House, electing Ed to the State Senate would do a lot to strengthen the State Democratic Party’s leadership) here

Thursday, August 18, 2016

Fight For 15 In Seminole Heights

Laila  and Ashley

Kofi and Laila

Tim Heberlein

Blu

Erika and Brunilda 

The awesome Susan Long

Jay D. Alexander
Visit him here


Basking in the Richmond experience and
 planning the siege of Tallahassee at the 
Seminole Heights library in Tampa. 
Join them for Moral Monday on 9.12 in Tally. info

Friday, July 15, 2016

islamophobia In Boca Raton

Laila Abdelaziz, the spokesperson for Florida's chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, has the details.

Saturday, February 27, 2016

Laila's Elevator Ride In Tallahassee

I was in an elevator with several members of the Florida House. We had just gotten out of a committee hearing that passed the ludicrously unconstitutional anti-refugee bill (whose premise, may I add, is entirely bigoted and Islamophobic) and a Representative that should damn well know better walked into the elevator and jokingly hesitated while looking at me, "Oh, is it safe to ride the elevator with you." Everyone laughed. Every single one of them laughed (Democrat, Republican, white, black, old, young) as I was belittled with a wildly inappropriate remark that because I'm a Muslim this Representative should be afraid to ride in an elevator with me. It's not funny. It hurts. 

Florida, nothing about our legislature reflects our amazing communities, my warm and loving neighbors and friends, and our Florida that I and many others fight for every single day. It's far past time that we take it seriously that the large majority of the 120 members of the House entrusted with the responsibility to govern and lead, are not fit to lead and are certainly not fit to govern. 

Please help me get all of this
disconnected, bigoted, small minded, pos legislators out of office.

Oh, and on being an "ally": an ally, in moments such as today says, "Representative, that is not funny, it is offensive, please apologize." That's what it means to be a leader. That's what you should do when someone is belittled in your presence. Laila Abdelaziz

Laila Abdelaziz Speaks To The Florida House

Friday, February 26, 2016

Florida GOP Pig Tom Goodson

"Oh, is it safe to ride the elevator with you" 
Tom Goodson
What this piece of shit asked Local Treasure Laila Abdelaziz as he was getting into an elevator.
 Call him and tell him what a pig he is! 850.717.5050

Sunday, February 14, 2016

Hillsborough County Democratic Candidate Forum - Tampa

Moderator Laila Abdelaziz

Pat Kemp - Lisa Montelione
Kevin Beckner - Mike Reedy




 Laila Abdelaziz and Kate M Connolly

Tim Heberlein

Jim Lange and Christopher Cano

Pat Kemp and Kate M Connolly




Thank You! 

Tuesday, February 9, 2016

LAILA ABDELAZIZ INTERVIEW

Laila discusses her civic involvement as a member of the City of Tampa Human Rights Board and shares her desire to serve her community. here

Wednesday, January 6, 2016

Florida GOP: Lake Ray

Here's a bill he introduced this week 
House Bill 1095: 
Prevention of Acts of War
Authorizes Governor to exercise certain powers; authorizes Governor & Attorney General to challenge specified federal laws & regulations.
Wanna call him? 850.717.5012
He is on Facebook
Discuss it? here & here
Pic: Lake with some of his friends. Ron DeSantis, Rubio and The Donald.

Jacksonville, we got your back!

Wednesday, December 23, 2015

Friday, December 18, 2015

HCYD Annual Holiday Party In Ybor

Laila and Maya

Tim and friends 

First Chance Last Chance Bar
Downtown Ybor City
Visit them here

Monday, November 23, 2015

Beautiful Words From Laila Abdelaziz

On this day, (11.20) 24 years ago, I was born in an occupied land to a very brave mama and a very strong baba. My entrance to this world didn't dignify a birth certificate, as I was born on a land under military rule and for that military power to acknowledge another human prisoner would be silly and self-defeating. So there I was, a baby with no papers in a land ruled by guns and water shortages, travel restrictions and curfews, broken dreams and hopeless promises. Generations of broken dreams and hopeless promises. more