2022 State of Black America Outlines Coordinated Campaign to Dismantle Voting Rights
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Congrats Justice Jackson! This week, she made history. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson will now serve as the first Black woman in the Supreme Court. | Launching on Tuesday! When it comes to our voting rights, we want all the action. Our new report breaks it down. Read more. | Coming to a screen near you! On Tuesday, tune in for our virtual roundtable with civil rights leaders and HBCU students + much more. | Atlanta, we’re on the way! Kick it with us on April 12 at CAU for the #ReclaimYourVote rally with community leaders. | #AllInAgainstCOVID. Ready for a boost? The fourth dose of the COVID-19 vaccine is now available for people who are immunocompromised. Read more. | Grab your Seat at the Table. We’ve partnered with UNCF to award up to $25,000 in scholarship funds to students! Apply today. | Tune in. On this episode, we sit down with Rev. Leah Daughtry to discuss actionable steps to implement change within your community. | Have you filed your taxes? Take this tax season to another level by donating stocks to the League to qualify for a charitable deduction. |
Marc H. Morial
President and CEO
National Urban League
Civic Engagement & Voter Education Campaign, “Reclaim Your Vote,” Relaunches with Report’s Release
“The lessons of history are clear: when elected officials have to take a stand, when they have to go on record and show the American people where they are on the issues, then the right side of history ultimately prevails. I believe the same will hold true in this fight to protect our Democracy. The forces that oppose democracy today are strong, but as we’ve seen in recent history, the resolve of the American people is stronger.” – Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, 2022 State of Black America
Gerrymandering. Voter suppression. Malicious misinformation. Intimidation.
TALLAHASSEE – The Tallahassee Urban League (Tallahassee, FL) hosted a forum focused on gun violence on Thursday, March 31st.
The forum, the third of its kind, had representatives from the City Commission, students from both Florida A&M University and Florida State University, the Tallahassee Branch of the NAACP, and various others.
The main purpose of this forum was to improve the relationships that law enforcement had with the community and the student population, said Urban League President Curtis Taylor.