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Bonnie Watson Coleman's Public Statements on Issue: Constitution

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On The Ballot: Running, Democratic for U.S. House (NJ) - District 12

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Constitution

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01/12/2022 Rep. Watson Coleman Rallies Support for Passage of Voting Rights Legislation
12/15/2021 Reps. Robin Kelly, Clarke, Watson Coleman, Fitzpatrick Introduce the Bipartisan Protect Black Women and Girls Act
06/16/2020 Watson Coleman to Trump on Executive Order: "We Know What We Need and This Isn't It."
05/29/2020 Watson Coleman Statement on Nationwide Protests in the Wake of George Floyd's Death
12/05/2019 Following the Introduction of the People's Justice Guarantee, Rep. Pressley Launches Legislation to End School Pushout of Girls of Color
09/20/2019 Lawmakers Introduce Resolution Celebrating REACH Program
09/12/2019 Rep. Adriano Espaillat, Tri-Caucus Members File Amicus Brief Opposing Trump Administration's Public Charge Rule
05/17/2019 Watson Coleman Applauds "Historic" Passage of the Equality Act
05/10/2019 Watson Coleman Reintroduces Bill Preventing Discrimination in Public Spaces
04/24/2018 Reps. Watson Coleman, Pallone, Sires and Espaillat Lead Introduction of Commonsense Gun Violence Prevention Legislation
01/08/2018 Rep. Watson Coleman Statement on New Jersey Dept. of Corrections Ban of "The New Jim Crow"
04/12/2016 Watson Coleman Urges Greater Sensitivity to Anti-Semitism
04/05/2016 Watson Coleman Unveils Bills to Address Long-Term Unemployment
03/22/2016 Reps. Watson Coleman, Kelly, Clarke, Announce Congressional Caucus on Black Women and Girls
08/06/2015 Watson Coleman Statement on the 50th Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act
07/24/2015 Watson Coleman Joins Resolution Condemning Anti-Semitism
03/06/2015 Watson Coleman Marks the 50th Anniversary of "Bloody Sunday," Selma to Montgomery Marches
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