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     According to the campaign, ever since President Biden selflessly stepped aside, enthusiasm for Vice President Kamala Harris has been high. Across the country, volunteers are offering their time including in critical battleground states, and Americans have broken fundraising records as a broad coalition comes together to support VP Harris by donating over $81 million in one day, with 60% of the 880,000 donors giving for the first time this election. This signals strong enthusiasm to stop the Trump/Vance campaign and their extremist Project 2025 agenda.

     Since 1967, members of the law enforcement profession have consistently advised community members to call 911 when they need help, especially if they were in need of police assistance. Established nationally in 1999 with the signing of the Public Safety Act signed by President Bill Clinton, it was meant to be a universal means of reporting emergencies and getting immediate help to those who needed it.

       This year marks the 55th Anniversary of the historic July 20, 1969, Apollo 11 Mission that placed the first man on the moon and safely returned Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins safely back to earth. We must also pay tribute to the brilliant work of mathematician, Katherine Johnson, the legendary African American woman at NASA, known as Woman of the 20th Century, who helped to calculate the trajectory for the successful Apollo 11 flight to the Moon, thereby helping to fulfill President John F. Kennedy’s mission to the Moon.

Following President Biden’s unprecedented decision not to seek re-election and his endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris, #WinWithBlackWomen is proud to declare a momentous occasion. More than 90,000 Black women and allies united in unwavering support of Vice President Kamala Harris to be the Democratic nomination for President of the United States. This unparalleled demonstration of unity signifies a powerful and transformative movement within the electorate.

    “We must vote for candidates up and down the ballot who believe, as Dr. King said, that ‘all labor has dignity’; candidates willing to walk the picket line, not those who have spent decades busting unions and stiffing working people; candidates who believe diversity is our strength, who seek to unite us around common values — not those who thrive on divisiveness and resentment. That’s what Rev. Lawson would ask us to do at this pivotal moment for the nation. And if Bill Lucy were able to be at this convention, he’d be urging us to do the same.”