This is hardly the first time in recent history that our nation has shown a spotlight on the racism that perpetuates in our society.
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Around the world, we declare there is too much death and not enough accountability. We refuse to accept that someone’s skin should make them more susceptible to threats, abuse, and murder. It shows our strength that no matter the odds we face, we stand for what we believe in.
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The first slaves came through VA's 1st District over 400 years ago yet black people couldn't vote until 55 years ago. Marching became a necessary first step but it will not be the last. It’s only as impactful as its result.
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The March on Washington in 1963 showed the world what a problem segregation was, but words alone did not create the Voting Rights Act and the Civil Rights Act.
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How do we ensure that our actions are heard? Voting booths are stronger than protests. Advocate for legislation as we advocate for change.
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Make our sacrifices worth it. Vote for officials who are dedicated to listening to us, fighting for a seat at the table, embracing our demands for action and accountability, and leading a charge for change.
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I'm Vangie Williams and I’m running for Congress. We have watched generations march for rights and I will march right into Congress with our voices loud. We will be heard. This is what the starting line looks like and this is how we make real change. Be heard!
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