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Well, who knew. Hey all, it's Brittany.

Well, who knew you could get arrested for knocking on a door in the Georgia State Capitol?

That's what happened to State Representative Park Cannon just last week.

I know you saw the video because I did too. She's a queer black woman and she was hauled away in handcuffs by state troopers. Like I said, for knocking on a door. Now behind that door sat governor and I say that in quotes Brian Kemp along with six white men and an

antebellum plantation painting he was signing bill 202 aka Jim Crow 2.0.

This new law, among other restrictions,

will impose ID requirements for mail-in ballots

and make it a crime to hand out food and water to voters standing in lines that are long because of

your old-fashioned voter suppression. Representative Cannon wanted to witness

this BS in the making, but instead, she was dragged out of the Georgia State Capitol and charged with two felonies.

The whole thing absolutely infuriates me.

But it also makes one thing clear.

White supremacy is more scared of a black queer woman knocking on a door

than they are of white domestic terrorists storming the Capitol building.

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