John, my name is Miss Denise and I am a professional nanny and a proud member and worker leader at NDWA’s We Dream in Black (WeDiB) chapter in New York.
I’ve been across the country knocking on doors and have seen firsthand how they’re silencing Black voices at the ballot box.
So many Black voters told me they didn't know where to vote or if they were even registered and they didn’t feel like their vote mattered.
But our presence on the ground has made a real impact — WeDiB members like me have helped educate and empower THOUSANDS of voters since 2016. As we approach another crucial election year, we need your support, now more than ever, to continue this fight and ensure Black voices are heard and Black votes are counted.
That's why NDWA's We Dream in Black (WeDiB) is investing in growing Black power in key states through its programs...and we need your support. Can you chip in $20 to help us build Black domestic worker power at this crucial time?
For many Black people, especially Black women, systemic racism and discrimination doesn’t stop just at the polls.
As an immigrant and domestic worker, I've experienced firsthand the exploitation that is baked into our federal law, which makes abusive workplaces far too common. But through WeDiB, I found a supportive community that is passionately fighting for improved working standards, benefits, rights and justice.
WeDiB uplifts and supports the voices, experiences, and leadership of Black women by:
- Bringing together hundreds of Black care providers, housecleaners and childcare professionals for the We Dream in Black Organizing Institute. It's just one part of an enormous effort to build up Black domestic worker leadership.
- Training Black domestic workers to know what their labor and civil rights are and how to advocate for themselves at work.
- Growing our WeDiB chapters, especially in key states across the South, and around the country.
- Doing voter outreach and education to Black voters who have been left behind by other organizations.
We believe in the transformative power of collective action, and with your support, we can make a difference.
In gratitude,
Miss Denise
Professional Nanny and NDWA Advocate
We Dream in Black New York Chapter
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