Home Actor Andrew Gillum HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers May 2022 Andrew Gillum Instagram - While on the trail I’d often invoke lessons learned from my mother and mantras instilled in me by my grandmother. During my formative years, these were the women who helped to shape me into the man I am today. Less mentioned, but equally important in my life has been my baby sister, @moniquegillum. The youngest of my six siblings, Monique has inspired everyone who has had the fortune of crossing her path with her determination and grace. While the road has not been easy, Monique has dedicated her life towards advocacy and service working at organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center and now an attorney for the ACLU. As a student at Florida A&M University, my sister slept on the cold, marble floors of Florida Capital for nearly 30 days to demand Justice in the death in one of Florida’s boot camps of a young Martin Lee Anderson. The group demanded arrests, apologies and the public release of Anderson's autopsy. The state was at fault and their actions led to the closure of Florida Work Camps for youth. One of the original founders of Dream Defenders, Monique gave license to so many to dream about what this World could be. Monique plans to continue her work on behalf of the marginalized and those who need public servants like her. Monique, I love you, I’m so proud of you. The world can’t wait to see the path that lay ahead. In the words of our Grandmother, “Bring it Home”. #womenshistorymonth Photo By @seanpittmanesq

Andrew Gillum Instagram – While on the trail I’d often invoke lessons learned from my mother and mantras instilled in me by my grandmother. During my formative years, these were the women who helped to shape me into the man I am today. Less mentioned, but equally important in my life has been my baby sister, @moniquegillum. The youngest of my six siblings, Monique has inspired everyone who has had the fortune of crossing her path with her determination and grace. While the road has not been easy, Monique has dedicated her life towards advocacy and service working at organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center and now an attorney for the ACLU. As a student at Florida A&M University, my sister slept on the cold, marble floors of Florida Capital for nearly 30 days to demand Justice in the death in one of Florida’s boot camps of a young Martin Lee Anderson. The group demanded arrests, apologies and the public release of Anderson’s autopsy. The state was at fault and their actions led to the closure of Florida Work Camps for youth. One of the original founders of Dream Defenders, Monique gave license to so many to dream about what this World could be. Monique plans to continue her work on behalf of the marginalized and those who need public servants like her. Monique, I love you, I’m so proud of you. The world can’t wait to see the path that lay ahead. In the words of our Grandmother, “Bring it Home”. #womenshistorymonth Photo By @seanpittmanesq

Andrew Gillum Instagram - While on the trail I’d often invoke lessons learned from my mother and mantras instilled in me by my grandmother. During my formative years, these were the women who helped to shape me into the man I am today. Less mentioned, but equally important in my life has been my baby sister, @moniquegillum. The youngest of my six siblings, Monique has inspired everyone who has had the fortune of crossing her path with her determination and grace. While the road has not been easy, Monique has dedicated her life towards advocacy and service working at organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center and now an attorney for the ACLU. As a student at Florida A&M University, my sister slept on the cold, marble floors of Florida Capital for nearly 30 days to demand Justice in the death in one of Florida’s boot camps of a young Martin Lee Anderson. The group demanded arrests, apologies and the public release of Anderson's autopsy. The state was at fault and their actions led to the closure of Florida Work Camps for youth. One of the original founders of Dream Defenders, Monique gave license to so many to dream about what this World could be. Monique plans to continue her work on behalf of the marginalized and those who need public servants like her. Monique, I love you, I’m so proud of you. The world can’t wait to see the path that lay ahead. In the words of our Grandmother, “Bring it Home”. #womenshistorymonth Photo By @seanpittmanesq

Andrew Gillum Instagram – While on the trail I’d often invoke lessons learned from my mother and mantras instilled in me by my grandmother. During my formative years, these were the women who helped to shape me into the man I am today.

Less mentioned, but equally important in my life has been my baby sister, @moniquegillum.

The youngest of my six siblings, Monique has inspired everyone who has had the fortune of crossing her path with her determination and grace. While the road has not been easy, Monique has dedicated her life towards advocacy and service working at organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center and now an attorney for the ACLU.

As a student at Florida A&M University, my sister slept on the cold, marble floors of Florida Capital for nearly 30 days to demand Justice in the death in one of Florida’s boot camps of a young Martin Lee Anderson. The group demanded arrests, apologies and the public release of Anderson’s autopsy. The state was at fault and their actions led to the closure of Florida Work Camps for youth.

One of the original founders of Dream Defenders, Monique gave license to so many to dream about what this World could be.

Monique plans to continue her work on behalf of the marginalized and those who need public servants like her.

Monique, I love you, I’m so proud of you. The world can’t wait to see the path that lay ahead. In the words of our Grandmother, “Bring it Home”. #womenshistorymonth Photo By @seanpittmanesq | Posted on 31/Mar/2022 01:34:19

Andrew Gillum Instagram – A Steel Magnolia … a genteel woman who demonstrates uncommon fortitude.   Our final salute for Women’s History Month is none other than, the brilliant R. Jai Gillum.   R. Jai is the Director of Foundation Affairs at the Florida Dental Association, where she works with dentists across the state of Florida to provide access to free dental aid for those who might not otherwise be able to afford care. A few weeks ago R. Jai and her team wrapped up their annual community event where they helped over 1,400 people and provided almost $1.8 million dollars in free dental services.     In addition to her professional career, R. Jai is the mother to our three children, Jackson, Davis, and Caroline. More recently, R. Jai went back to school to get her second graduate degree, this time from George Washington University.   Many people credit me for being the involved and “political” person in our family. But it should be known that R. Jai beat me to that plate. She was Miss Sophomore on the FAMU Royal Court, served as a student senator, led student protests, and served as vice president of the FAMU Student Government Association. She volunteers for everything! She was in the Junior League, served as Chair of the County Public Library Foundation, is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., the Links International, Jack and Jill and so much more.   Simply put, R. Jai is the best of us.     Life hasn’t been a bed of roses for her, but through it all she perseveres. At my lowest point, R. Jai decided to demonstrate for me the definition of the word, grace. I thought I knew its meaning before; but that was pity, maybe sympathy. What she taught me, was true grace.   R. Jai, I don’t know how you do it, but we are all blessed to witness your radiance and example. Thank you for being my mentor.   When challenged by a stranger online, R. Jai replied to the person, “the first thing you need to know about me, is that I’m not you, and the rest will make sense.”   Love you always, Jai.
Andrew Gillum Instagram – We’re shaking it up today and spotlighting just a few of the incredible journalists who have pricked my conscious with their reporting and insight. Today’s #womenshistorymonth features are @abbydphillip, @joyannreid, and @yamichepbs. Abby Phillip is CNN’s senior political correspondent and anchor of Inside Politics Sunday, an hour-long in-depth conversation on the week’s most important political storylines, with a diverse set of analysts and news-making interviews. She joined the network in 2017 to cover the Trump Administration and served as White House Correspondent through 2019. Joy-Ann Reid is a political analyst for MSNBC and host of “The ReidOut”. She is the author of The New York Times bestseller “The Man Who Sold America: Trump and the Unraveling of the American Story”, as well as “Fracture: Barack Obama, the Clintons and the Racial Divide”. Reid also hosts the podcast “Reid This-Reid That” with veteran journalist Jacque Reid and a book podcast called “What to Reid.” Yamiche Alcindor is the White House correspondent for the PBS NewsHour; the moderator of Washington Week, the weekly public affairs show on PBS; and a political contributor for NBC News and MSNBC. She often tells stories about the intersection of race and politics as well as fatal police encounters. Black excellence on display, y’all!

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