Amplifying Green Party POTUS Candidate, Jill Stein's Intersectional Statements on Twitter

I don't pay attention to Twitter all throughout the day a lot and only through my starred favorites, so this is probably only a small proportion of what she said yesterday and before. Nonetheless, the statements say enough to make me OK with not even with adding to the entry, especially since I don't want my maleness to outshine Dr. Stein.

I would think any amount of fame that she has gotten through her political career outshines my privilege from maleness. It doesn't matter. The Tweets quoted below are the important part. Read them. Take them and Dr. Stein seriously as a viable candidate for the United States President in the 2016 Election.

Even though she's late to the party, I think she issues better statements on these issues than Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton put together. As for the Republicans, they have to fight hard to get attention from me, and Mr. Trump definitely repels me.

#BlackWomensLivesMatter #BlackQueerLivesMatter #BlackTransLivesMatter make no distinction.

— Dr. Jill Stein (@DrJillStein) July 21, 2015

Racial Inequality is more than just an economic issue. It's a structural feature of our society that requires a structural solution

— Dr. Jill Stein (@DrJillStein) July 21, 2015

We will implement a National Plan of Action for Racial Justice developed by Black and other oppressed peoples, Day 1. #BlackLivesMatter

— Dr. Jill Stein (@DrJillStein) July 22, 2015