Tampa friends —
What are you all going to do about your School Board? There are four elections coming up in 2020; all of which should be taken seriously.
In District 1, incumbent Steve Cona, a pro privatization politician, is running for re-election and should be defeated in order to heal the Board. Thus far, the only candidate who has filed to oppose him is college student Victoria Gudbranson, who has experience as a person with a disability (which is desperately needed on the Board). It is likely that former candidate Bill Person will file as well. Who else do you think should file for this seat? Who would you support?
In District 3, incumbent Cindy Stuart may file to run for re-election, while former Democratic Progressive Caucus President and substitute teacher Jessica Vaughn has already filed to run. Who else could jump in for this seat, and who would you support?
In District 5, incumbent Tammy Shamburger has not yet filed for re-election, and no other challenger has filed with the Supervisor of Elections. Possible candidates could include former candidate and teacher Robert Pechacek, and former candidate Jacqueline Leeks. Who would be an optimal candidate for this seat? Who do you think should serve the District?
In District 7, incumbent Lynn Gray has filed to run for re-election. Her only challenger thus far is Josephine Amato — I have no idea who this person is or why she decided to run. Who would make a good candidate for this race, and who would you like to support?
I would like to see spirited primaries for each of these seats, and some candidates defeat incumbents who have sided with privatization and FLGOP donors. Hillsborough County needs attention brought to ending the school to prison pipeline, student nutrition, disability equity, testing reform, and opposition to haywire privatization. Which issues do YOU believe need to be addressed for the upcoming School Board elections? Who is the candidate that will represent those issues? Please speak up and state WHY you feel candidate X or Y should serve on the School Board!
Stay groovy,
Asher
Thursday, September 5, 2019
Marco Rubio BS
On The Green New Deal......
“A publicity stunt designed to pander to a progressive base seeking to repackage socialism that will do nothing to address the actual problems Americans face every day.” Marco Rubio
RIP Ms. Cherry
Family members of Cynthia Gibson a beloved Hillsborough County school bus driver are opening up for the first time since she was killed last month. HERE
Cover Up At Florida Prison
In August, four guards at the Lowell Correctional Facility in Marion County, Florida were accused of beating Cheryl Weimar, a disabled inmate, so savagely that they broke her neck and rendered her quadriplegic. HERE
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The Florida Department of Corrections is refusing to allow Weimar to be photographed as evidence in the case.
What Stogie Had For Lunch
Vlogger Lola Mojica in Ybor City
Wednesday, September 4, 2019
Tampa Barteners
Labels:
Local Bartenders,
Tampa Locavore,
Ybor Bartenders
Copper Shaker Coming To Ybor
Tampa Homeless
Tuesday, September 3, 2019
Our Revolution Starts In Ybor City
9.20.2019 - 7 PM
Meet in in front of 7-11 for a community canvassing event. We will be walking up and down 7th Ave to add contacts into
our BERN app.
Monday, September 2, 2019
Extinction Rebellion - Tampa Bay
VISIT THEM HERE
What Stogie Had For Lunch
Calabar Tube in Ybor City
Sunday, September 1, 2019
Words of Jessica Vaughn
"You know which two candidates I see coming out with real substantial plans to address the corrosive and systemic issues of classism and racism within America? Sanders and Warren!
Meanwhile; Harris moves further to the right, BLM activists are calling for Mayor Pete's resignation and Biden has gone MIA in order avoid more gaffes and to court
big money lobbyists.
big money lobbyists.
This presidential race is getting more narrow by each passing day." Jessica Vaughn
Labels:
Bernie Sanders,
Elizabeth Warren,
Jessica Vaughn
Girls Trip To Tampa Florida!
Florida groups help immigrants get prepared
Charity groups were worried about vulnerable populations along the eastern coast who tend to have fewer resources to prepare ahead of major storms. They include Central American immigrants in Lake Worth and Jupiter, elderly people in retirement communities all the way up the coast, and homeless people in parks. HERE
Tampa Hoods
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