I’m thinking of all the people who pose no threat to society & whose lives are deteriorating due to our mass incarceration crisis & unjust criminal legal system.

For the families harmed by mass incarceration, @POTUS must act.

Here’s my statement on his pardon this week.

Our smallest neighborhood businesses are the backbones of our communities.

They help us build community & boost our local economies.

This #SmallBusinessSaturday, I’m celebrating local small businesses in the #MA7 like Brother’s Kafé Kreyol in Everett.

The attack on our books and right to learn has been relentless.

Grateful for spaces like @justbook_ish in Dorchester that stand in the gap, center a community-focused mission, & help us push back against the silencing of voices.

It was a joy to celebrate their grand opening.

It’s always a joy to join Mrs. Shillingford and the team at Shirley’s Pantry for their annual Thanksgiving food drive.

Grateful for all they do to address food insecurity and keep our communities fed this holiday season and year-round.

No one should die because they were denied medical care while in custody.

My Andrew Kearse Accountability for Denial of Medical Care Act with @SenWarren would hold officers criminally accountable for denying care.

An important step toward a fair & just criminal legal system.

Clemency works. Clemency heals. Clemency saves lives.

With just over 60 days left in his presidency, @POTUS must use his clemency authority to confront mass incarceration & reunite families.

I joined @RepJamesClyburn, @RepMGS, @RepIlhan & our advocates to call him to do just that.