A seismic eruption of Black women’s political power could soon make history on a national ticket as they demand a return on their investment and loyalty to the Democratic Party ahead of November's presidential election.http://apne.ws/rbXaHQj
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“You have taken our votes for granted for years. But guess what? It’s payback time: What are you going to do for us?” asked Bev Jackson, an organizer in a once-red Georgia county that’s quickly turning blue as it elects Black women. http://apne.ws/RgI3wEa pic.twitter.com/UQjr2Dyixk
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Meet Georgia resident Audrey McNeal, 18, who thinks she’ll be secretary of state one day. And then, maybe, president. “We’re capable of organizing, moving the conversation, even if we aren’t in these rooms. It’s about time we represent ourselves.” http://apne.ws/M3YpO6Q pic.twitter.com/SP9fWrFU3l
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@clairegalofaro &@kat__stafford on the Black women who are mobilized and demanding a return on their investment.http://apne.ws/NSWp7DnShow this thread
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Perfect! We wouldn't want him to start anywhere else. Gender and race are vastly more important than qualifications. Go Joe!
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He’ll have forgotten about it tomorrow Dementia is a bitch
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Case closed, no real qualifications needed!
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Literally all 6 black women cited as possibilites are either congresswomen, national security advisors, or mayors, all of which I would call a far cry from unqualified
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TRUMP IS GOD'S MAN FOR THE HOUR. TO FOLLOW DIVINE LEADING IS LIFE AND PEACE.
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