Deleted Tweets From Samelys Lopez, D-N.Y.

Capital has organized itself through globalization to gut our social safety nets. We need transnational solidarity to secure health care as a human right for all!

We have also been helping people where we can, if you want to help out with mutual aid, sign up here: https://t.co/m30gQpZA0Y If you are in NY-15 and need help, please let us know here: https://t.co/4eX8KKeUHz

We have been organizing our neighbors, educating and organizing to #CancelRent: https://t.co/2nZ0ubHrvo We have provided a list of resources here: https://t.co/o3I36HJidr

@CarminRosado Yes Carmin! Hope you're safe and let's go to Congress together to fight for our community!

So much of what I have comes from others; my resolve - my mother, my education - my teachers and my soul - my neighbors in the #SouthBronx. As our campaign shifts to digital contact to check-in and connect with our neighbors, we could really use you help! https://t.co/pzXB1PaduH

Our campaign is honoring the revolutionary spirit of the South Bronx. Let’s bring that revolutionary spirit to Congress. Donate today! https://t.co/GnKsrE0fuq

RT @BianeyDlaO: Is very sad to wake up this morning and know that one of the TRANS rights activists in NYC has lost the battle agai… https://t.co/nc25h9l0xd

Half of all New York State residents are renters! @NYGovCuomo, #CancelRent NOW! https://t.co/hSRgyv2eCb

The COVID-19 crisis has shown that we need High-Speed Internet for All. It’s time for the federal government to assist cities and states in building publicly-owned and democratically-controlled broadband networks as alternatives to private internet service providers (ISPs). 2/4

Private ISPs hold monopolies over broadband markets and notoriously underinvest in low-income neighborhoods that they deem insufficiently profitable--a practice often referred to as “digital redlining". We must breakup internet and cable giants with antitrust legislation. 3/4

In the 21st century, high-speed internet service should be a public utility that everyone in the #SouthBronx deserves as a basic human right. Because the internet was developed using public taxpayer dollars, it's time we make internet access available to all for free. 4/4

Spectrum/Charter is currently offering free internet for 60 days. To enroll call 1-844-488-8395. Comcast/Xfinity is offering the same. To enroll call 1-855-846-8376 for English o 1-855-765-6995 en español. 5/5

While NYC public schools have moved to online, remote learning, thousands of students in #NY15 will not be able to learn from home because they do not have computers or internet access at home--the situation is dire for students in the shelter system. 1/4 https://t.co/VMouBYOzwo

While some in Congress ae focused on bailing out the airlines, it's the workers that need our immediate attention. We need to bailout the workers, not the bosses. @unitehere https://t.co/dXSG0X9hwt

Check out my latest email about #COVID19 and all the policies that we should have, not just now, that would ensure people can live a safe and dignified life, no matter their situation. https://t.co/JRK5AUMGOh

Congratulations to my @CouragetoChange slatemate @Marie4Congress for her victory in #IL03. I'm proud to be part of of this movement to bring progressive change to Congress!

We are 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ days from primary day on June 23rd! As our campaign shifts to more digital organizing, we can use your help now more than ever. Chip in $1.00, $10 or $100 now! https://t.co/5HwhcSi89P

Our campaign suspended petitioning in order to center our neighbors’ health and economic well-being alongside my NYC DSA slate colleagues @Phara4Assemvly @JabariBrisport, @ZohranKMamandi and @MarcelaforNY. 2/

We made clear that our values drive our campaigns, which is why we called for an end to moratoriums, universal paid sick leave/health care and increased economic protections for our vulnerable neighbors. 3/

We pledged not challenge petitions of NY-15 candidates. Today, @NYGovCuomo announced an EO that will lower the petition threshold & end the petitioning period on 3/17. I affirm the Gov’s decision since it aligns w/ my colleagues' call to center the health of our communities. 4/

Capital has organized itself through globalization to gut our social safety nets. We need transnational solidarity to secure health care as a human right for all!

We have also been helping people where we can, if you want to help out with mutual aid, sign up here: https://t.co/m30gQpZA0Y If you are in NY-15 and need help, please let us know here: https://t.co/4eX8KKeUHz

We have been organizing our neighbors, educating and organizing to #CancelRent: https://t.co/2nZ0ubHrvo We have provided a list of resources here: https://t.co/o3I36HJidr

@CarminRosado Yes Carmin! Hope you're safe and let's go to Congress together to fight for our community!

So much of what I have comes from others; my resolve - my mother, my education - my teachers and my soul - my neighbors in the #SouthBronx. As our campaign shifts to digital contact to check-in and connect with our neighbors, we could really use you help! https://t.co/pzXB1PaduH

Our campaign is honoring the revolutionary spirit of the South Bronx. Let’s bring that revolutionary spirit to Congress. Donate today! https://t.co/GnKsrE0fuq

RT @BianeyDlaO: Is very sad to wake up this morning and know that one of the TRANS rights activists in NYC has lost the battle agai… https://t.co/nc25h9l0xd

Half of all New York State residents are renters! @NYGovCuomo, #CancelRent NOW! https://t.co/hSRgyv2eCb

The COVID-19 crisis has shown that we need High-Speed Internet for All. It’s time for the federal government to assist cities and states in building publicly-owned and democratically-controlled broadband networks as alternatives to private internet service providers (ISPs). 2/4

Private ISPs hold monopolies over broadband markets and notoriously underinvest in low-income neighborhoods that they deem insufficiently profitable--a practice often referred to as “digital redlining". We must breakup internet and cable giants with antitrust legislation. 3/4

In the 21st century, high-speed internet service should be a public utility that everyone in the #SouthBronx deserves as a basic human right. Because the internet was developed using public taxpayer dollars, it's time we make internet access available to all for free. 4/4

Spectrum/Charter is currently offering free internet for 60 days. To enroll call 1-844-488-8395. Comcast/Xfinity is offering the same. To enroll call 1-855-846-8376 for English o 1-855-765-6995 en español. 5/5

While NYC public schools have moved to online, remote learning, thousands of students in #NY15 will not be able to learn from home because they do not have computers or internet access at home--the situation is dire for students in the shelter system. 1/4 https://t.co/VMouBYOzwo

While some in Congress ae focused on bailing out the airlines, it's the workers that need our immediate attention. We need to bailout the workers, not the bosses. @unitehere https://t.co/dXSG0X9hwt

Check out my latest email about #COVID19 and all the policies that we should have, not just now, that would ensure people can live a safe and dignified life, no matter their situation. https://t.co/JRK5AUMGOh

Congratulations to my @CouragetoChange slatemate @Marie4Congress for her victory in #IL03. I'm proud to be part of of this movement to bring progressive change to Congress!

We are 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ days from primary day on June 23rd! As our campaign shifts to more digital organizing, we can use your help now more than ever. Chip in $1.00, $10 or $100 now! https://t.co/5HwhcSi89P

Our campaign suspended petitioning in order to center our neighbors’ health and economic well-being alongside my NYC DSA slate colleagues @Phara4Assemvly @JabariBrisport, @ZohranKMamandi and @MarcelaforNY. 2/

We made clear that our values drive our campaigns, which is why we called for an end to moratoriums, universal paid sick leave/health care and increased economic protections for our vulnerable neighbors. 3/

We pledged not challenge petitions of NY-15 candidates. Today, @NYGovCuomo announced an EO that will lower the petition threshold & end the petitioning period on 3/17. I affirm the Gov’s decision since it aligns w/ my colleagues' call to center the health of our communities. 4/