Alabama High School Democrats

If you are interested in joining the Alabama High School Democrats Executive Board as the Vice Chair please visit the link in our bio to sign up!

The recent news of Roe being overturned by the Supreme Court is an egregious violation of the privacy and safety of everyone with a uterus and undermines decades of security that Roe v. Wade was able to provide. Abortions in Alabama will soon be criminalized in almost every circumstance and will put countless lives at risk.

In this post are links to abortion services that will help provide family planning and abortion services to the residents of southern states like Alabama.

We are utterly humiliated to live in a state where we are unable to keep our friends and family safe in their family making process and we will fight to restore these rights as soon as possible.

Today we honor all Americans who made the ultimate sacrifice in order to protect the United States. The sacrifice of the members of our military is a debt that we may never repay, but one that we honor today and all days. Thank you to all who serve and put the lives of others above their own.

This Wednesday, April 27th, join us at 5 O’clock for a letter writing campaign to lower the voting pre-registration to 16. Additional information can be found on the Groupme or by using join code “tkz-bqup-jqs” on Google Meet.

Happy International Transgender Day if Visibility from ALHSD. In a time of continued attacks on the liberties of transgender individuals, it is so important to show transgender men and women our support for them to live as they truly are without fears of discrimination and bigotry.

Happy Purim from ALHSD! We wish a very happy holiday to all of those who celebrate and commemorate the incredible resilience of Jewish peoples throughout history.

¡Feliz Purim de ALHSD! deseamos unas muy felices fiestas a todos los que celebran y conmemoran la increíble resiliencia del pueblo judío a lo largo de la historia.

Happy International Women’s day from ALHSD!! Today we recognize the power of women and girls of all backgrounds and the incredible women who have uplifted global society through their tenacity and determination.

This past Tuesday, March 2nd, Civil Rights icon Autherine Lucy Foster passed away at the age of 92. Foster was the first black student at the University of Alabama, and although her time at the university was short, her impact is everlasting. Foster was able to catalyze the integration of schools and universities across the nation and stands tall alongside so many other black men and women in the fight for civil rights.

This week is NEDAwareness week! The goal of this is to bring awareness and lessen the stigma behind the most fatal mental illness, eating disorders. As high schoolers, we know the immense impacts that suffering, and dealing our loved ones suffering, can create. We want to let you know that you are not alone in this fight.

Happy Black History Month from ALSHD! This month we honor the millions of black men and women who strived to better American society. It is vital that we continue to carry on the hard work of the black men and women of the past and sustain their visions for a more equitable, just society for ALL American peoples.

¡Feliz Mes de la Historia Negra de ALSHD! Este mes honramos a los millones de hombres y mujeres negros que se esfuerzan por mejorar la sociedad estadounidense. Es vital que continuemos con el arduo trabajo de los hombres y mujeres negros del pasado y mantengamos sus visiones de una sociedad más equitativa y justa para TODOS los personas estadounidenses

Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day from ALHSD! Today we recognize the birthday of American Hero and Civil Rights icon, Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. To this day, King’s courage and uplifting spirit has ushered in equality, and it is our duty to continue his work in protecting the civil liberties of the United States.

¡Feliz Día de Martin Luther King Jr. de ALHSD! Hoy reconocemos el cumpleaños del héroe estadounidense e ícono de los derechos civiles, el reverendo Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Hasta el día de hoy, el coraje y el espíritu edificante de King han dado paso a la igualdad, y es nuestro deber continuar su trabajo para proteger las libertades civiles de los Estados Unidos.