Support Black Candidates for Congress!
Last week, the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act. We've already seen Tennessee erase Black representation, and other Republican controlled states may follow suit. If we don't act now, Republicans could reshape the balance of power in Congress for years.
Black candidates for Congress have historically raised less money than their counterparts. Now more than ever, we need diverse representation at the federal level to fight back against Republican overreach. Charles Booker, Everton Blair, Lakesha Womack, and Kimberly Hardy are all running to fix the damage Trump and MAGA have done.
Can you chip in today to support these Democrats and help restore fair representation in Washington D.C.?
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