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Black Lives Matter.

The movement has created an outpouring of love and support not just online but around the world. Out of tragedy birthed an uprising of community voices passionately calling for justice in the senseless murders of Black Americans.

What we’re also seeing is a call-to-action for non-Black Americans to speak up for our community. The need for white Americans to level up from being an “ally” to being an action taker against racism, white supremacy, and injustices everywhere is critical. 

Tomorrow, Senator Elizabeth Warren joins #TheSip in conversation with Black women to discuss what being an ally truly means and the work it takes to stand in solidarity and take action.

Join #TheSipHour FRIDAY at 5:00pm ET with special guests:

• • Glynda C. Carr, President & CEO, Higher Heights 
  • Tracy Sturdivant, President, The League 
  • Adrianne Shropshire, Founder, Black PAC 
  • Judith Browne Dianis, Executive Director, Advancement Project National Office
  • Fatima Goss Graves, President & CEO, National Women's Law Center 
  • Senator Elizabeth Warren

This is a very special conversation you don’t want to miss! Higher Heights may be the political home for Black women but we have always welcomed in our sisters in the movement and we encourage everyone to take part in investing in the leadership of Black women to build a more representative democracy.

We have the power to stand together and make change.

Onward,

Glynda

Higher Heights
https://www.higherheightsforamerica.org