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Bradley for Raleigh Workers

City Council At-Large 2021

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Today the Democrats and Republicans have let the eviction moratorium end. This at time of increasing cases of the COVID-19 delta variant. We need to do all we can to help people affected by this failure on the part of both the major parties. Please call your senators and representatives and demand that they reinstate the moratorium. ... See MoreSee Less

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Joshua Bradley For Raleigh Workers

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I signed the pledge in 2019 and would have worked to get a NDO passed as soon as possible. Both my opponents in that race signed the pledge. Disappointed that Patrick did not follow through. I would have and I believe Sam would have as well...Happy Pride Month in Raleigh? No Non-Discrimination Ordinance despite Campaign Pledges!It’s LGBTQ Pride Month. But, in Raleigh, we don’t have as much to celebrate as we should have.We were recently reminded that five of Raleigh’s current councilors signed a pledge to adopt a Non Discrimination Ordinance during the 2019 campaign.To date, nine North Carolina municipalities and counties have adopted NDOs. Those are; Asheville, Buncombe County, Carrboro, Chapel Hill, Durham, Greensboro, Hillsborough, Orange County and Apex.But, nothing yet from Raleigh, the Capital City. What is the hold up?Details here: livableraleigh.com/happy-pride-month-in-raleigh-no-non-discrimination-ordinance-despite-campaign-... ... See MoreSee Less

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Joshua Bradley For Raleigh Workers

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On the 52nd Anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising June 28 marks the 52nd anniversary of a historical event in which courageous LGBTQ+ people oppressed by an unjust and corrupt system took matters into their own hands and began to change the course of history. While matters have improved for specific segments of the LGBTQ+ community, the ignorant in power still target many. The current city council made promises to the LGBTQ+ community that they have failed to keep, promises to protect and advocate for those with a bullseye on them. The time has come to remember the courageous people of the early morning hours of June 28 and emulate them in continuing to push the cause of justice forward for the good of the LGBTQ+ folk and other members of our community I plan to serve. A vote for Josh Bradley is a vote against the donor class and their employees on the city council. For those who govern our city, “Pride” and justice are mere political taglines rather than service on behalf of people whose lives are adversely affected by the concrete oppression and neglect of those in power. ... See MoreSee Less

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