Hi, John!

There’s a specific moment every year when the temperature hits 60° (for some, 80°!) and something in the collective mood shifts. The heavy coats come off, the sun feels a little brighter than it did the day before, and suddenly people linger outside a little longer than they meant to. Strawberry iced matchas are back. Walks that were supposed to be quick turn into a few extra blocks. Some people call it “fake spring.” But for a moment, things start looking up.

Maybe that’s the quiet magic of the first warm day after a long winter. It reminds us that seasons really do turn, that energy can reset, and that small changes — more light, warmer air, a reason to open the windows — can shift how we move through the world. There’s something hopeful about that feeling. Not a grand transformation, just a subtle nudge that says: a new season is here, and you get to step into it however you want. 🌸

And with a new season often comes new moments worth celebrating. As we enter a new month, I want to quickly reflect on a few of the things that brought me joy throughout March:

✅ Women being able to do everything [[link removed]]! 💁🏾‍♀️
✅ Spring finally showing up. 🌸
✅ Voters in North Carolina, Texas, and Arkansas [[link removed]] breaking early voting records. 🗳️
✅ Our Co-Chair Jayson Tatum [[link removed]] making his season debut. 🏀
✅ Michael B. Jordan [[link removed]] taking home the Best Actor award at the 98th Oscars! 🏆

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📌 The Good, The Bad, The Ugly: Your go-to source for voting rights updates. → [[link removed]]

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💡 NPR: 5 Takeaways From The First Primaries Of The 2026 Midterms [[link removed]]

💡 Democracy Docket: Threats To Democracy Top Issue For Voters, New Poll Shows [[link removed]]

💡 ESSENCE: Inside The 2026 ESSENCE Black Women in Hollywood Celebration [[link removed]]

💡 The New York Times: When Voters Worry About ‘Affordability,’ Many Point to Health Care [[link removed]]

💡 The 74 Million: Opinion: The Kids Could Determine the Future of Democracy [[link removed]]

WHAT'S UPCOMING

April 1: April Fool's Day
April 1-9: Passover
April 3: NCAA Women’s Final Four Game
April 5: NCAA Men's Final Four Game
April 5: Easter
April 18: NBA Playoffs Begin
April 19-25: National Volunteer Week
April 22: Earth Day
April 23-25: NFL Draft
April 25: WNBA Preseason Begins

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