Tennessee U.S. Rep Jim Cooper: “Let’s all commit to doing more to combat discrimination toward LGBTQ people on this International Day…”

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Tennessee U.S. Rep Jim Cooper: “Let’s all commit to doing more to combat discrimination toward LGBTQ people on this International Day…”
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May 18, 2022
ByNC Tennessee News
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Jim Cooper tweeted the following:

“Let’s all commit to doing more to combat discrimination toward LGBTQ people on this International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia. #IDAHOBIT”
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Here are other recent tweets from Jim Cooper:

“Hate has no place anywhere, especially here in Tennessee. As right-wing politicians and judges are threatening hard-won rights and liberties, we must unite to stand against hate of all forms.”
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“Households are now eligible for another round of free at-home #COVID19 tests.
Each order now includes 8 sent to you at no cost via USPS.
Order here: special.usps.com/testkits“
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“Were all concerned about the baby formula shortage.
The Biden Administration is working with retailers and cutting red tape to get more formula on the shelves.
And next week, the House will vote on legislation providing emergency authorization to address the crisis.” on May 13
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