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niggas be wanting something a lil more stupid than I can offer. It’s someone out here tho
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A latina woman was just elected governor of Texas. A black woman was just elected governor of Georgia. A native american woman was just elected governor of New Mexico💙🌊 MATRIARCHY MATRIARCHY MATRIARCHY
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TURN THIS INTO ACTION. DO NOT LET THIS SLIDE INTO OBLIVION - MAKE THE DEMS PUNISH MAGA AND TRUMP.
A BETTER WORLD IS POSSIBLE.
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BLACK DAMN VOTERS are saying loud and clear across the South…
Stop F^#*ing with our voting rights!!!
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Election Day is here, and polls are open statewide! Rain or shine, make your voice heard. Polls are open until 7:30 pm, so if you are in line by then, stay in line!
If you experience or see an issue at the polls:
Call the nationwide nonpartisan Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-OUR-VOTE (1-866-687-8683)
Call the Arkansas State Board of Election Commissioners at 800-411-6996
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This race is close, and every single vote matters. If you’ve already voted, thank you. Now call
three friends and make sure they vote too. #FinishStrong #GOTV #AR02
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Mississippi, tomorrow change is at our doorstep. The next chapter of our story starts with us.
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Politico reports that Black voter turnout is reshaping the midterm elections across the South.
Share this if you are Black in the South and want to send a message. Help ensure we don’t get drowned out.
We have to ensure that Black political power translate into Black political representation be engaging our people today’s
Each of these candidates can win on Tuesday if Black voters show up in big numbers.
Georgia: Keisha Lance Bottoms, Governor @keishabottoms
South Carolina: Jermaine Johnson, Governor @drjermainejohnson
Florida: Angie Nixon, U.S. Senate @angieforfl
Mississippi: Scott Colom, U.S. Senate @scott_colom
Louisiana: Jamie Davis, U.S. Senate @jamieforlouisiana
These races raise a bigger question: Who benefits from the surge in Black voter participation? We cannot trust that other communities will support Black candidates so we have to turnout at a higher number to ensure they win too.
Their winning will equal more investment in our communities, which is not happening at the levels it should because we only hold a few of these positions of power.
November 3 is Election Day. Know your ballot and make your voice heard.
I need you engaging the people in your network. Outvote the racism.
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