Rebeca Amezcua-Hogan

Let’s celebrate by supporting our own progressive candidate here in KC! Donate to @rah.bsky.social ‘s campaign tonight!

I put $20 in because I believe Rebeca will make a better KC that’s more affordable and cares for all its residents.

Rebeca Amezcua-Hogan for KC - River Market Fundraiser & Meet-N-Greet @ Varsity Club! Rebeca Amezcua-Hogan is running a grassroots campaign to be the next 4th In-District City Councilperson to create a Kansas City where everyday people, like you, can afford to live, thrive, and grow old in dignity. Put simply? She wants to build a city that works for you! Join us on September 24th from 5:30 to 7:00 PM at Varsity Club in the River Market for a casual meet-n-greet-style fundraiser. Come talk about your priorities and hear about Rebeca's vision for a people-first city. This event is open to the public and accessible via public transit. Tickets required. Event hosted by: Josh Boehm Matt Staub Derek Hoetmer Abby Newsham Adrian Lopez Jauregui Caleb Roye & Levi Roye Maggie Green Shawn Tolivar Nicoya Helm Joey Beim

Do you live in Kansas City's 4th District? I invite you to meet @rah.bsky.social at the Varsity Club in the River Market I'm co-hosting on September 24th from 5:30-7pm. /1

Event details www.facebook.com/events/16872...

Good afternoon everyone. My wife & I along with some friends are hosting a meet & greet with @rah.bsky.social who's ruining for Kansas City's 4th District City Council Seat. Come say hi, hear from Rebeca, ask some questions and maybe drop a donation her way. Details in the event! ⬇️

A campaign graphic showing Jason Kander and Rebeca Amezcua-Hogan taking a selfie together in front of a brick wall, smiling. Rebeca's logo has the feel of a hand painted Mexican sign.

A quote from Jason Kander in dark font on a white graphic saying “I’m proud to announce that I am endorsing Rebeca Amezcua-Hogan for Kansas City, MO’s 4th District City Council seat. Anyone who’s been in the city for long has seen Rebeca show up time and time again. She is a bold, values-driven, pragmatic leader with genuine roots in poor and working-class America. I know that she will stand up for working families and work to create a more fair city for all. Rebeca’s potential is enormous. She’s one of our city’s most promising emerging progressive leaders and I know that she will bring the heart, hustle, and vision that Kansas City needs. I know that our city and residents will be better off with her voice on Council.” Jason's name is under the quote in a signpainter typeface.

Some exciting campaign news! @jasonkander.bsky.social has endorsed my bid for Kansas City, MO's 4th District City Council seat! Sign up for updates on my campaign at Rebeca4KC.com!

WE CAN DO IT HERE. If you woke up feeling excited and that something is shifting—you’re not alone! It is time for a new generation of leadership. I’m here to fight, listen, & organize alongside working people to make KC a city that works for you.

Join me:
Rebeca4KC.com

Hi folks, I’m running for City Council!

Had fun last night at PROMO Missouri’s “We’re Queer and We Live Here!” in the River Market with @kevintgarnermo.bsky.social and IBEW Local 124’s Press Secretary Pete Raya Jr.!

Coming soon. 👀

drinking homemade beet juice from my reused pickle jar

chag pesach sameach everyone

JOIN ME TOMORROW:

Reconnecting the Westside is hosting a Community Summit from 9:30 to 11:30 A.M. at the Boulevard Brewing Company.

We need to focus on reconnecting the Westside, overcoming historic challenges caused by the construction of I-35 and I-670.

had a not-yet-for-sale blue cheese at green dirt for my birthday and have not been able to stop thinking about it

Just saw this, sorry, haven’t been big on socials this week.

@tah.bsky.social has the union endorsements and will post soon, but Michael’s info is always good!

hey that’s my husband

New group takes up the torch, pushing to remove highway loop north of downtown Kansas City Though it would be years away, removing the North Loop could reconnect downtown neighborhoods and open up acres of land for development, organizers say.

@northloopneighbors.com has done a fantastic job turning giving this opportunity more eyes!

Directly most impacted by this decision will be immigrants, Black and brown workers, and the economically insecure. @seiulocal1.bsky.social workers ride this bus to their janitorial work, including at city hall.

Yesterday, my neighborhood signed a letter with over a dozen other community organizations across the Northeast, downtown, and the Westside urging our city leaders to do everything it can to protect KCATA’s 11 Line, working-people, and union jobs.

You can read it in Spanish and English below.

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Perfect door knocking weather! ☀️ Plus, we got to catch up with neighbors we havent had a chance to catch up with over the winter. We got a few doors left in the Westside, so you’ll be seeing us over the next couple of days! 👋🏽

Vote YES on the school bond!

Fav response: “I see you every election!”

Accompanied IBEW Local 124 to the Clay County Dem’s Winter Festival, featuring @ericwoods.bsky.social, @kevintgarnermo.bsky.social, @tah.bsky.social and so many more!

Started the morning off at the Yes for KC Kids Campaign kickoff! We need to vote YES on April 8th for the future of our kids and our city.

Let me know if you want to knock doors with me. 💪🏽

BUSY Saturday morning coming up.

📈KCMO Budget Hearings @ 9 AM
📚Yes for KC Kids Campaign Kick Off @ 10 AM
🟦Clay County Democratic Party Event @ 11 AM

My husband interviewed the head of the Democratic Party! Give it a read:

The vast majority of presidential candidates started off somewhere locally.

City councils, county commissions, and more oftentimes have a greater impact on your daily life than what comes out of DC.

If you think you're not qualified, take a moment to look at who's in the WH.

All politics is local.

I know that I am rolling up my sleeves and ready to get to work.

Rebuilding the urban core and making it a more attractive, accessible, and affordable place to raise a family is a necessity for the future of our city. Lots of ways for us to get there!

This will be a massive blow to our neighbors. All politics is local.

BREAKING NEWS:

Just received word that nearly 1,000 federal union members in Kansas City will be laid off tomorrow. These workers are at the IRS campus across from Union Station and are all probationary. ~40 temp workers through a temp service were laid off moments ago.

And yes that’s @joshboehm.xyz, who alongside @mckelleykc.bsky.social and @sunrisemvmtkc.bsky.social, testified about the need to fund public transit!

Spent the morning at the first KCMO Public Budget Hearing at the Gregg/Klice Community Center. Popular topics today included transit funding, arts, vision zero, and sidewalks. Transit fund was by far the most common topic!

You can provide your input to the budget here:
speakeasy.kcmo.gov/en/