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| Congresswoman Nikema Williams is a leader who lives out loud and on purpose fighting for the promise of America. She will continue to fight for the dignity and opportunity for all of Georgia's Fifth Congressional District. If you'd like to receive fewer emails, let us know here. |
 | Jason,
Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — a son of Georgia whose moral leadership helped move our country closer to its founding promise of justice and opportunity for all.
Dr. King understood that inequality is not abstract — it costs lives. He warned that "of all forms of inequality, injustice in healthcare is the most shocking and inhumane," a truth that still resonates today. Decades later, we're still fighting to ensure everyone has affordable, accessible care.
His legacy reminds us that racial justice and economic justice are deeply connected. A just society is one where everyone can vote without barriers, earn a dignified wage, and live with freedom and security — regardless of race, income, or zip code.
And at a time when our democracy is under real threat, Dr. King's call to action could not be clearer.
Honoring his legacy means continuing the fight — for healthcare access, for fair elections, and for a democracy that truly works for everyone. So today, I ask that you join me in recommitting to the fight and building the community Dr. King envisioned: A nation rooted in justice, equality, and opportunity for all.
Thank you,
Congresswoman Nikema Williams
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