ColorOfChange 2015 Political Accountability Fund
St. Louis Prosecutor Bob McCulloch allowed witnesses who were “clearly" lying to testify before the grand jury investigating Darren Wilson, the police officer who killed Michael Brown. ENOUGH: McCulloch needs to be removed from his position immediately.
But McCulloch isn't the only one. There's a long list of elected and appointed officials that we mean to hold accountable in 2015. That's why we need to raise $65,000 before December 31. This will let us make the investments necessary to win: investments in staff, new technology, targeted campaigning, and so much more. Our small team will put every dollar to good use.
The new Republican-controlled Senate is determined to pass legislation that will put Black communities in harms way, and we'll fight back at every step.
The 2016 Presidential primaries will begin before we know it, and we'll ensure that all candidates address issues important to Black families - whether it’s Hillary Clinton, Elizabeth Warren, or someone completely unanticipated.
ColorOfChange.org is powered by YOU—your energy and dollars. We take no money from lobbyists or large corporations that don’t share our values.
Thanks in advance for whatever you're able to give!
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