Robin Wonsley is the first Black Independent Socialist City Council member in Minneapolis — proudly serving Ward 2!

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Last week, MNDOT's Rethinking I-94 advisory committee met for the first time since February. Rather than hear from community members, MNDOT eliminated public comment and told advisory committee members there was no plan for bringing ideas or feedback
See you Sunday, November 17 from 3:00-5:00pm at the Vine Arts Center at the Ivy Building for my re-election kickoff! Our City Council majority has had some big wins these last 11 months. Let's keep our city moving forward! RSVP at the link in the b
Sold out world premiere of @thepeopleswayfilm at @docnycfest with @jeanelleaustin and @toshira_nicole on our journeys to fight for our communities and forge a path for inner healing after the murder of George Floyd by MPD. Film by @willtyner and @sup
Joined @demsocialists elected officials from across the country this weekend to strategize about how local government can stand up to Trump and protect our communities. Get organized -> dsausa.org/join ✊🏿 @_juliasalazar @jpforlou @hugoforcd13
Thank you to everyone who spoke yesterday. I share your deep frustration that despite nineteen separate 911 calls and multiple warrants issued by the Hennepin County Attorney's Office, MPD failed to take action. Mr. Moturi deserves justice and our c
Last week I had the honor of speaking on a panel alongside Joe Vital at the American Public Health Association conference about settler-colonialism and the intersections between the Black Lives Matter movement, the East Phillips Urban Farm, and Pales
Despite dozens of 911 calls and multiple warrants, MPD failed to take action and then blamed Davis Moturi for being shot. Our city failed Mr. Moturi. Mr. Moturi deserves justice and our communities deserve answers. City Council will take public comm

“Just like moons and like suns, with the certainty of tides, just like hopes springing high, still I'll rise.”

— Maya Angelou