Deleted Tweets From Joyce Beatty, D-Ohio

Protecting our democracy is protecting our bodies, our families, and our freedom. We can’t afford to put our lives in the hands of politicians bent on erasing decades of progress. We must vote like our lives depend on it—Because they do. https://t.co/Yt0IuVTHvM

#RosaParks continues to inspire us all to take direct action and advocate for our communities. Her brave leadership helped shape the new generation of leaders to be fearless and direct. We will forever carry on Rosa's legacy. https://t.co/E87o45h8uo

We needed the Violence Against Women Act Reautherization because American Women shouldn’t have to ive in fear. #PERIOD

RT @UN_Women: Happy #DayofTheGirl! Today and every day, we encourage and celebrate girls’ influence on global agendas on: ✔️Cli… https://t.co/qyna8oKSbw

With the final days of #ALC51 coming close, I am grateful to witness such greatness from across the nation come together to uplift one another and, and to see the beautiful dance team who traveled all the way from #Cbus https://t.co/Sttbj9trwx

Democrats are working #ForThePeople to deliver Lower Costs Better-paying jobs ️ Safer communities A sustainable future We must continue to #PeopleOverPolitics and ensure our voices are heard this November. https://t.co/HVTLYsYJNc

Just last year, Ketanji Brown Jackson became the first Black woman to serve on the Supreme Court, following a path paved by civil rights leaders like Motley. Jackson is also the only SCOTUS Justice to have ever served as a federal public defender. https://t.co/r9lWNCT6cz

Constance Baker Motley became the first Black woman in the New York State Senate in '64, the first woman elected Manhattan Borough President in '65, & the first Black woman to serve as a federal judge in '66. She was also the first Black woman to argue before the Supreme Court. https://t.co/wh3AOhvpq1

Today marks the birthday of two trailblazing Black female jurists: Constance Baker Motley and Ketanji Brown Jackson!

"Never limit yourself because of others' limited imagination; never limit others because of your own limited imagination." - Mae Jemison. #OnThisDay Dr. Mae Jamison (@maejamison) became the first African- American woman to go into space in 1992. https://t.co/NI1fYXGzBV

Join #TeamBeatty and community experts this Sunday at Thurber Park to learn about the child tax credit, financial literacy, mental health & wellness, and more. Sunday, August 28 12:00 PM - 3:45 PM Thurber Park 58 Jefferson Ave, Columbus, OH 4321 RSVP at https://t.co/In4cWx3swE https://t.co/YG8FfXtek8

For the sake of our children, I am calling for CEA and CCS to return to the negotiating table.

I joined by Democratic colleagues at the White House today to witness history: With @POTUS’ signature, the #CHIPSandScience Act is now law! With this legislation, we are reinforcing America’s leadership in science and innovation for many years to come. https://t.co/ki86pt2DO8

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: I’m running for Congress to advocate on behalf of Ohio’s families. I’ve made it my mission to keep jobs in our stat… https://t.co/vVYLaRPXiN

I’ve never been prouder to lead @TheBlackCaucus, to serve as the conscience of the Congress, and to deliver on the issues impacting Black America the most. #OurPowerOurMessage https://t.co/rYNHGKvC7r

RT @RepBeatty: To lower prices, boost American manufacturing, and create American jobs, I will proudly vote YES to send the… https://t.co/40qUX8pAxQ

To lower prices, boost American manufacturing, and create American jobs, I will proudly vote YES to send the #CHIPSandScience Act to President Biden without delay. Our economic and homeland security cannot be put on the back-burner any longer. https://t.co/ZFdC5wjG1g

32 years ago today the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law. The ADA changed America forever, enshrining the rights of disabled Americans into law. https://t.co/NA6S1N7Vuc

#OnThisDay American pilot Amelia Earhart was born. Happy birthday to this exceptional aviation pioneer. https://t.co/qZIeHcDiTZ

The Las Vegas #Raiders made an excellent selection for their new president - Sandra Douglass Morgan, the first Black woman to lead an @NFL team. What an accomplishment! We are very proud of you! https://t.co/jSXaW6EW52

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: I’m running for Congress to advocate on behalf of Ohio’s families. I’ve made it my mission to keep jobs in our stat… https://t.co/vVYLaRPXiN

RT @RepBeatty: To lower prices, boost American manufacturing, and create American jobs, I will proudly vote YES to send the… https://t.co/40qUX8pAxQ

RT @AtlCounts2020: Black communities are historically undercounted in the #Census. Get your fair share of funding, political power,… https://t.co/jXax6jcsdB

RT @Boyd4OH_D9: Dr. Fauci told @businessinsider that #COVID2019 is “shining a bright light on unacceptable health disparities for A… https://t.co/R0rGn3PqHr

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: The loudest person in the room isn’t always right. #Debates2020

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: I mean! Jeez! QT @aimeeallison: Wow Chris Wallace is very bad at this. You know who would keep Trump in line? Literally any Black woman #debates)

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: A few elected D9 members in Ohio: �� @stephaniehowse & me ❤️� @cingram32 @RepGalonski @mlfudge @JoyceBeatty �⚫️… https://t.co/t2KpWLvGwB

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: While the Governor may have changed his position on wearing masks in public, I will not. I will continue to wear a… https://t.co/bt6jlHdpOO

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: First you criticize us for voting for a bill helping Ohioans deal w/ COVID & then blame Dems when members of your own pa… QT @FrankLaRose: Ohio has long outlawed ballot harvesting because it creates opportunities for cheating. Yet some Ohio Democratic l… https://t.co/1L96xbYGKt)

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: Health disparities are no accident. They are predictable and preventable, but only if you want to prevent them. Check ou… QT @ProfWeinstein: Rite Aid, with guidance from the White House Coronavirus Task Force and input from Gov. Mike DeWine’s office, chose… https://t.co/nBpzXcbViZ)

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: We’re going to need some answers about this. Fairness and equity have been missing from the #Coronavirus response and ac… QT @RepMarciaFudge: What is discriminatory policing? Treating crowds of white protestors one way while using the cover of social dist… https://t.co/qI6vNT8Ql2)

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: Where’s the lie? ‍♀️ QT @CNN: "While it may take a global pandemic to finally acknowledge the capability women leaders have, companies shouldn't… https://t.co/3qoMPxH7Bo)

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: Did you request a ballot that never showed up? You can still vote, but with a provisional ballot. Visit your local… https://t.co/7LE8RCfyPp

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: Narrator: He’s right. https://t.co/cdudL1B4kB

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: To all of the heroes who keep us healthy today and everyday. Thank you. #NationalDoctorsDay https://t.co/g9YLF1RJrZ

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: Whew. I feel this in my bones. QT @crojasphd: “Women of color are leading some of the most critical and transformative social justice organizations in the countr… https://t.co/duLy8roQt7)

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: Bumping this to the top. Because you CANNOT be serious about addressing health disparities if you refuse to mention raci… QT @EmiliaSykesOH: This is BOLD, decisive leadership from Franklin County. I hope others follow suit. Let me be clear: if someone tal… https://t.co/2bE2fmNXCl)

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: I went by my office yesterday to get supplies for the week thinking no one would be around. Man was I wrong. In th… https://t.co/6kRafqMKJs

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: �Today� Please join us for a conversation w/ elected leaders across Ohio on the Impact of the coronavirus and th… https://t.co/aiDSsxuiyU

RT @EmiliaSykesOH: It’s not too late to sign up for the @OhioYD convention. I’m so excited to join my young Dems friends PLUS this top notc… QT @OhioYD: 🎉Happy Friyay! 🎉 We're excited about this line up of guest speakers for next weekend's #OHIOYD convention. Check… https://t.co/tXjpPwQfT5)

Protecting our democracy is protecting our bodies, our families, and our freedom. We can’t afford to put our lives in the hands of politicians bent on erasing decades of progress. We must vote like our lives depend on it—Because they do. https://t.co/Yt0IuVTHvM

#RosaParks continues to inspire us all to take direct action and advocate for our communities. Her brave leadership helped shape the new generation of leaders to be fearless and direct. We will forever carry on Rosa's legacy. https://t.co/E87o45h8uo

We needed the Violence Against Women Act Reautherization because American Women shouldn’t have to ive in fear. #PERIOD

RT @UN_Women: Happy #DayofTheGirl! Today and every day, we encourage and celebrate girls’ influence on global agendas on: ✔️Cli… https://t.co/qyna8oKSbw

With the final days of #ALC51 coming close, I am grateful to witness such greatness from across the nation come together to uplift one another and, and to see the beautiful dance team who traveled all the way from #Cbus https://t.co/Sttbj9trwx

Democrats are working #ForThePeople to deliver Lower Costs Better-paying jobs ️ Safer communities A sustainable future We must continue to #PeopleOverPolitics and ensure our voices are heard this November. https://t.co/HVTLYsYJNc

Just last year, Ketanji Brown Jackson became the first Black woman to serve on the Supreme Court, following a path paved by civil rights leaders like Motley. Jackson is also the only SCOTUS Justice to have ever served as a federal public defender. https://t.co/r9lWNCT6cz

Constance Baker Motley became the first Black woman in the New York State Senate in '64, the first woman elected Manhattan Borough President in '65, & the first Black woman to serve as a federal judge in '66. She was also the first Black woman to argue before the Supreme Court. https://t.co/wh3AOhvpq1

Today marks the birthday of two trailblazing Black female jurists: Constance Baker Motley and Ketanji Brown Jackson!

"Never limit yourself because of others' limited imagination; never limit others because of your own limited imagination." - Mae Jemison. #OnThisDay Dr. Mae Jamison (@maejamison) became the first African- American woman to go into space in 1992. https://t.co/NI1fYXGzBV

Join #TeamBeatty and community experts this Sunday at Thurber Park to learn about the child tax credit, financial literacy, mental health & wellness, and more. Sunday, August 28 12:00 PM - 3:45 PM Thurber Park 58 Jefferson Ave, Columbus, OH 4321 RSVP at https://t.co/In4cWx3swE https://t.co/YG8FfXtek8

For the sake of our children, I am calling for CEA and CCS to return to the negotiating table.

I joined by Democratic colleagues at the White House today to witness history: With @POTUS’ signature, the #CHIPSandScience Act is now law! With this legislation, we are reinforcing America’s leadership in science and innovation for many years to come. https://t.co/ki86pt2DO8

I’ve never been prouder to lead @TheBlackCaucus, to serve as the conscience of the Congress, and to deliver on the issues impacting Black America the most. #OurPowerOurMessage https://t.co/rYNHGKvC7r

To lower prices, boost American manufacturing, and create American jobs, I will proudly vote YES to send the #CHIPSandScience Act to President Biden without delay. Our economic and homeland security cannot be put on the back-burner any longer. https://t.co/ZFdC5wjG1g

32 years ago today the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law. The ADA changed America forever, enshrining the rights of disabled Americans into law. https://t.co/NA6S1N7Vuc

#OnThisDay American pilot Amelia Earhart was born. Happy birthday to this exceptional aviation pioneer. https://t.co/qZIeHcDiTZ

The Las Vegas #Raiders made an excellent selection for their new president - Sandra Douglass Morgan, the first Black woman to lead an @NFL team. What an accomplishment! We are very proud of you! https://t.co/jSXaW6EW52

Today marks the 40 years since Ronald Reagan reauthorized the Voting Rights Act. Remember when both parties were able to support voting rights?

With each hearing, the evidence of Trump’s attempted coup grows exponentially. Cassidy Hutchinson showcased great bravery today by telling the world the truth. https://t.co/cihSmiqrn2