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March On, Black History Month: Celebrating Black Women

Dear friend,

Every week of Black History Month, we’ll be profiling a different Black woman in politics who inspires us to make progressive change!

This week, we’re celebrating Stacey Abrams of Georgia.

Stacey Abrams was instrumental in flipping Georgia Blue last year – her voter registration and turnout efforts engaged millions of Georgians in the election!

Long before 2020, Abrams was leading the voting rights fight in Georgia – she co-founded the organizations New Georgia Project and Fair Fight to register voters and combat voter suppression.

Now, Abrams is running for Governor to put her political expertise to work for Georgians. If Abrams wins, she would be the first Black woman to be elected Governor in the United States.

Stacey Abrams: I’m running for Governor because opportunity in our state shouldn’t be determined by zip code, background or access to power.

After all the groundbreaking work she has done to defend our democracy, we can’t wait to see Abrams win this November and make progressive change in Georgia!

If you admire Stacey Abrams as much as we do, sign up to volunteer for her campaign to keep Georgia blue in 2022!

Thank you for celebrating Black History Month with us!

Team MARCH ON

Thank you for being a strong supporter of MARCH ON, Friend. Our women-led team is working 24/7 to take the energy from our first Women's March to create the most robust Democratic voter turnout operation in our nation's history.
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