“Social media tools have allowed Americans to easily join together to petition the government and their elected officials, leveraging their numbers against the influence of powerful lobbyists and monied special interests. Make no mistake, lobbyists and special interest still have the upper hand, but the day will come when the power of social media allows like-minded citizens to join together in ways that will be just as powerful.” “How Social Media Has Changed Politics.” ThoughtCo, 14 Jan 2019.
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To find out more about RSS Feeds and how they work check out “What Everyone Should Know About RSS Feeds” Collin, Jerri, Lifewire 26 Feb 2019.
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SOCIAL MEDIA DISCLAIMER
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When interacting with the QLGRA community on social media keep in mind that we are a non-partisan alliance of individuals, community groups and peak bodies. As such the QLGRA supports good policy, not political parties, members or candidates. The QLGRA membership base encompasses local government reform advocacy veterans, peak bodies, academics, journalists, professionals, retirees down to just able to vote teenagers. The aim is to raise up everyone in awareness, knowledge, and skills for the future, as well as the present.
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