Hi, John!

Last Saturday kicked off our 100-day countdown to Election Day — and whether we like it or not, what happens next starts now . Forget the headlines. Zoom in. There are more than 100,000 local and statewide races on the ballot this year. We are talking mayors, judges, school boards, city councils — the people deciding how our communities are policed, how our neighborhoods are funded, and yes, what our children are allowed to learn.

And while voter suppression is still very real — so is community. So is creativity. So is the culture we build when we look out for each other and keep showing up. So, if you’re wondering what you can do in the next 100 days — start where you are. Bring it to your group chat. Text your cousin. Pull up to a local city council meeting. Help someone check their registration. The power isn’t in any one person, it’s in all of us choosing to act, together.

Now, let’s take a look at some of the things that brought me joy throughout July:

✅ The new season of the Summer I Turned Pretty [[link removed]]!
✅ Black women deserve equal pay, and these lyrics prove it [[link removed]]! 🪙🙅🏽‍♀️💵
✅ #Nicolandria hive coming out on top!
✅ Forever getting in #GoodTrouble and honoring Congressman John Lewis [[link removed]] while doing it.

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT (ICYMI)

📌 54 years ago, the 26th Amendment lowered the federal voting age from 21 to 18. Today, Gen Z voters are continuing that legacy — check out the Top 5 issues driving them to the polls. [[link removed]]
📌 The Good, The Bad, The Ugly: Your go-to source for voting rights updates. [[link removed]]
📌 Registered voters 🤝🏽 deciding who stays in the villa 🤝🏽 deciding who leads our communities. This season of Love Island may be over, but not before we matched the Islanders with their perfect elected positions. [[link removed]]

WE THOUGHT YOU SHOULD SEE THIS

💡 The State of Black America: A Revived Movement for Democracy — On the Ground and in the Culture [[link removed]]
💡 The Washington Post: Supreme Court justice pauses ruling weakening Voting Rights Act [[link removed]]
💡 Democracy Docket: Wyoming’s largest county finds no evidence of noncitizen voting, undermining the state’s anti-voting law [[link removed]]
💡 NPR: Mail-in voting rates dropped, but early in-person voting is a hit, federal report shows [[link removed]]
💡 WAPT: Low voter turnout in Jackson sparks debate on election fatigue and apathy [[link removed]]

WHAT'S UPCOMING

🗓️ August: National Back to School Month
🗓️ August 6: Voting Rights Act Anniversary
🗓️ August 26: Anniversary of the 19th Amendment
🗓️ August 26: Women’s Equality Day
🗓️ August 28: Anniversary of the March on Washington

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