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We are sorry we caused hurt and confusion for so many of you this week. #WomensConvention 1/
Women’s March has always promoted taking accountability when addressing the issues that most divide our movement. 2/
We have always embraced daring discussions, and a key intention of the #WomensConvention is to continue having these discussions. 3/
We acknowledge the announcement about Senator Senators gave the impression he is occupying a central role at the convention. (He is not.) 4/
The #WomensConvention is, and always was, about centering the voices of women, and women of color in particular. 5/
We know women across the country are in pain and we regret that we added to that pain. 6/
We believe in a collective, united movement to build power. 7/
We believe in coming to the table to figure out how to work together on our shared values. 8/
Our intention is not to endorse one flank of the progressive movement over the other. 9/
Our intention is to come together, to unify in preparation for all the work ahead. 10/
This is manifested in a schedule of 100+ workshops on every social justice topic, all led by women—and overwhelmingly women of color. 11/
Please stay tuned as we continue to announce more about the #WomensConvention. Keep checking womensconvention.com for updates. 12/ 
*Senator Sanders in the 4th tweet (we make typos too!)
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