John,

February marks the start of Black History Month. While this month serves as a time to reflect on and celebrate the contributions of the Black community, it also requires us to analyze how we have yet to fully recognize the promise of liberty and justice for all.

In my lifetime, I attended a segregated school, became the first Black woman elected to the Orange County Board of Commissioners, and now I’m running to be the first Black woman elected to represent North Carolina’s 6th Congressional district.

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We still have so much work to do. From the attacks on diversity and equity in our schools to the intentional disenfranchisement of non-white voters through targeted voter suppression, it is clear that we need elected representatives who will always champion civil rights. I’ve always fought against systemic racism and when I get to Congress, I will prioritize legislation that brings equity to all communities.

That is why I am humbled and honored to be running for Congress. Representation matters, and if you agree, please consider contributing to my campaign today.

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Thank you for all you do.

Best wishes,

Valerie

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