‘Imagine a North Carolina where race, ethnicity, religion, disability, gender, sex, and sexual orientation weren’t meaningful predictors of outcome.’
‘Imagine a North Carolina where race, ethnicity, religion, disability, gender, sex, and sexual orientation weren’t meaningful predictors of outcome.’
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Racial Equity
Racial inequality is a significant, pervasive force, fundamentally interwoven with our society. But it can be unraveled. We can learn from our history and pursue restitution.
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Gender Equity
At our current pace, it will take over 200 years to reach gender equality in the US. That’s unacceptable. We’re going to accelerate that timeline in North Carolina.
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LGBTQIA+ Equity
NC is classified as a “High Priority” state to achieve basic equality by the HRC. No one’s opportunities should be limited by who they are or who they love. Let’s make that clear in state law.
We have a long, dark history of systemic inequality in our country. We can’t change that history. But if we present it honestly, we can learn from it, reckon with it, and do things differently in the future.
It isn’t guaranteed that our democracy will get freer and fairer over time. We make progress only when we pursue it. Together, we will.
We’re going to shape a future where government works for all of us, and none of us are disadvantaged because of who we are.
