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Today is National Voter Registration Day!

We proudly join in today to make sure not only our Higher Heights network is registered but to ask you to take a moment today to reach out to your friends and family and arm them with our Election Center resource to make sure their registration is up to date as well.

Guess what? Today is extra special because we are also relaunching BLACKWOMENVOTE.COM! 

As you know, #BlackWomenVote has been our one stop shop for everything you need to make your voice heard on Election Day. Now, it’s gotten a fresh new look that’s easier to use and ready to take on 2020.

When #BlackWomenVote we don’t go to the polls alone, we bring our house, our block, our church, our sorority and our water cooler. And now is no different. 

Don’t wait for your states’ voter registration deadline. Check your registration today and then use your influence to spread the word and make sure your community of people are registered as well. 

We’ve proven what our collective voting power as Black women can do and with as much that’s at stake we must continue to go to the polls and organize our networks to ensure we are electing leaders that will serve to represent all of us.

Head to the NEW BlackWomenVote.com and check your registration!

Onward,

Glynda

P.S. In NYC next Thursday, October 3? I’m joining The Wing with Representative Lauren Underwood of Illinois’ 14th district, the youngest Black woman to serve in Congress, as she discusses her groundbreaking work so far, her path to public service, passion for public health, and how she’s challenging the status quo in Washington. She will be joined in conversation with esteemed writer and Wing member Veronica Chambers. We have a few remaining spots left. Please contact us at [email protected] if interested in attending.

P.S.S. Higher Heights is partnering with The Wing, a women-focused space for coworking and community, on a new t-shirt for their fall merchandise collection. 20% of shirt sales will directly support our work. Shop now! 

Onward,
Glynda 

Higher Heights
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