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Hey Indivisibles,
   Meagan Hatcher-Mays here, with some BIG Supreme Court news -- we just
   learned that Justice Stephen Breyer is retiring, leaving a vacancy on the
   bench. I’ve been making noise about the courts for years now, and for good
   reason: SCOTUS has become ground zero for hyper-partisan
   ultra-conservative decisions, from gutting voting rights to rolling back
   environmental regulations to attacking workers’ rights and reproductive
   freedom.
   All these attacks on our most basic and important rights
   disproportionately affect Black women and women of color, which is why
   it’s crucial that President Biden make good on a promise he made almost
   two years ago: nominating the first Black woman to the Supreme Court.
   We need to hold him to his promise. So I’m asking you to do a couple
   things:
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       demand that they speak out publicly and remind Biden of his
       commitment.
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       here to call the White House comment line and remind Biden of his
       commitment yourself.
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   Justice Breyer served nearly 30 years on the Court, in that time authoring
   opinions in support of reproductive rights and against the death penalty.
   I’m thankful for his service, as well as for his decision to step down at
   a moment when President Biden can preserve the current balance of the
   court. And now is the moment when we need to step up and do what it takes
   to ensure Biden meets his commitment, using this moment to promote
   representation on the Court and protect the constitutional rights of those
   who’ve fought so hard for them.
   We’ll be in touch more in the coming days about how to stay involved in
   this fight. In the meantime, I’m grateful for everything you can do right
   now to get the ball rolling.
   In solidarity,
   Meagan Hatcher-Mays, Director of Democracy Policy
   Indivisible
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