Glynda Carr

@glyndacarr

Political Strategist, Public Speaker, Entrepreneur. Co-Founder

New York, New York
Joined July 2011
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    “Telling our truths will get us one step closer to the world we want to live in. One where 17-year-old boys are taught that it is not okay to exploit girls and 15-year-old girls are taught that their bodies are their own.” at the .

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    May 8

    tbh I made it through today (Georgia *and* a constitutional crisis!) knowing I’d get to celebrate women tonight at the

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    May 6

    NEW: On the 12th episode of , returns with her friend to discuss intergenerational activism, big tech, and inclusive sisterhood in politics. Listen to the last episode of the season on 🎧

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    May 4

    My staff taught me the steps to 's for Bay Area Dance Week! Loving her new twist on a classic jam. 😄

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    Apr 30

    Very exciting to catch the buzz for in Washington DC last night at the When the crowd is so intersectional you can't tell "whose" party this is, that's the party I want to be at forever.

    This is incredibly cool & one of the most mindful first outreaches I’ve ever seen- sign up & they ask for your preferred pronouns. Seems small but is so profoundly important in an intentionally inclusive organization. Well done looking forward to working w you.💙
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  6. May 1

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    . represent!
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    May 1

    Catch on Friday at 9pm with , Co-Founder of with host, on

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    Apr 24

    A chant of "Our Votes Matter" breaks out. A standing ovation. Women of color are here. The energy cannot be matched! This is how you drop the mic! ✊🏽✊🏿✊🏾😩

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    Apr 24

    “We believe in equality for all, & privileges for none. This is a belief that each American regardless of background has equal standing...b/c we believe this idea so firmly, we are an inclusive, rather than an exclusive party. Let everybody come.” ― Barbara Jordan

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  10. Apr 24

    Second half of featuring learn more 👇🏾

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  11. Apr 24

    The road to 2020 is powered by Black Women. Follow to be informed engaged and to take action

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  12. Apr 24

    Still time to tune in 👇🏾

    LIVE: 2020 presidential candidates participate in the forum.
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  13. Apr 24

    See at

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    Sen. Kamala Harris says people who have been arrested for selling marijuana should be "first in line to get the jobs that are available" in the marijuana industry.
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  14. Apr 24

    “America desires a President that uses HER bully pulpit”.

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    Apr 24

    “I will be a President that keeps our word to Dreamers”- Kamala Harris

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  16. Apr 24

    historical fact 👇🏾

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  17. Apr 24

    Four Presidential candidates of color are at . Learn who they are 👇🏾

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  18. Apr 24

    Secretary @Julián Castro after growing up in a poor San Antonio neighborhood, earned an Ivy League degree and was mayor of San Antonio before becoming US secretary of housing and urban development under Barack Obama.

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  19. Apr 24

    In 2020 Black women are demanding our return on our voting investment in the form of policies that center our issues and concerns. We want a candidate that will fight for 👇🏾

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  20. Apr 24

    Senator has been in the public eye since becoming a Newark city councilman at age 29 and then the city's mayor. He has been a New Jersey Senator since 2013 and was the first African-American U.S. Senator from New Jersey.

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