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Today, as the country mourns the incredible life and legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, we are gathering women across the country to carry forward her principles. 

We are mourning a mother of our movement, a giant in American history, a champion for gender justice, a trailblazer for women and the architect of so many of our foundational rights. We will fight to preserve her legacy—join us today at 2 pm ET! There is still time to RSVP to join this unique Zoom Brunch.

Our virtual #BlackWomenVote 2020 Sunday Brunch with Higher Heights hosted by The Sip is gathering thousands of Black women to be in community and conversation this afternoon.

Special Guests:

• Leah Daughtry, Faith Leader, Author and Political Strategist 
• Dr. Glenda Baskin Glover, Ph.D, JD, CPA, International President, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated
• Beverly Smith, President &  CEO, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated
• Linda Goler Blunt, President & CEO, Black Women's Health Imperative 
• Monique W. Morris, Executive Director, Grantmakers for Girls of Color 
• Leigh Chapman, Director, Voting Rights Program, Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
• Kristen  Clarke, President & Executive Director, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law 
• Gilda Daniels, Litigation Director, Advancement Project National Office
• Ashley Bryant, Principal, A/B Partners 
• Terrance Woodbury, Founding Partner, HIT Strategies
• LaTosha Brown, C0-Founder, Black Voters Matters Fund
• Chef Amber Croom, Pastry Chef/Owner, And 4 Dessert Confectionary Studio 
• DJ Spark, Female Turntablists, Official Core DJ, Female DJ to the Stars

Today’s Brunch Menu:

• Why We Brunch?
• Sisterhood and Service
• Protecting Our Votes 
• The State of Black Women
• Mobilizing Black Women & Fighting Back Disinformation

You don’t want to miss this unique Zoom Brunch experience and opportunity to activate our networks to get out the vote. The stakes have never been higher and now more than ever we must organize to protect our rights.

Ginsburg’s passing and departure from the Supreme Court is a devastating loss to the judiciary and a blow to our fight for gender justice. But we will not go back. We will fight. And we can win.

Onward,

Lakeila

P.S. You can still join us on Facebook and YouTube and share this important conversation with your network.