#WinWithBlackWomen: What They’re Saying
National, state, political, and business leaders speak out on early voting outcomes, Donald Trump, on-the-ground organizing, and more with two weeks until Election Day.
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The G.O.A.T. 🐐
We can end all the debates right here! At this point, Simone invented gymnastics!
Simone Biles is the gold medalist in the women’s gymnastics individual all-around final for the second time in her career, making her the only American to achieve this feat twice.
Congratulations, Simone, we are proud of you! Watch the Young G.O.A.T. prove why practice makes perfect!
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From laws that eliminate diversity efforts to the racist, and discriminatory #Project2025 that's on the table, it's clear that our civil rights are under attack.
Tap into convos during #NULConf24 as we discuss how to fight back & defend our rights: https://t.co/nOJsU4GQzk.
Okay. I watched the presser w/ @POTUS@JoeBiden -he showed clarity and depth in deep policy matters. he also made clear he has a strong governing partner in VP @KamalaHarris - I will take a man who had a bad debate over a open racist hell bent on destroying democracy any day
Why are people acting blind about all of the amazing legislation under Biden ?? I never see any media covering this??!!! Can we talk about this please?
West Georgia just landed the HIGHEST-RATED player in the school’s history. 🐺
Michigan Transfer WR and former 4-star recruit, Karmello English, is transferring to West Georgia as they make their move from the D2 Level to D1. 📈
West Georgia WR’s Coach David Whitlow had this to say about the addition of Karmello English:
“Karmello English is a major addition to the West Georgia program as a whole. Having Karmello committed to us at Auburn in 2022, I already knew what he brings to the table athletically. He was the No. 1 WR in Alabama in his class and was an ESPN Top 150 player. What stands out the most about him to me is his verbal & consistent commitment to continue to grow as a young man.”
“I do see color, because I believe if you don’t see color you can’t see racism.”
Jerod Mayo on being named the first black head coach in Patriots history.