From Jade Magnus Ogunnaike <[email protected]>
Subject An evening of Black Joy and Resistance
Date March 12, 2022 6:00 PM
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[ [link removed] ]Color of Change
John,

We wanted to share an exciting update with you about Color Of Change’s
first-ever Black History Now Awards. Thanks to the support of members like
you, we were able to hold a space to recognize and uplift Black joy and
resistance in the face of right-wing attacks on our education system. If
you weren’t able to tune in, you can [ [link removed] ]click here to watch the full
footage of the awards!

In addition to live performances, trivia games, and poetry readings, the
Black History Now Awards gave local educators, students, parents, and
activists a platform to discuss their efforts to fight back against
conservative attempts to erase Black history from our classrooms — which
will help inspire and equip others with the tools to take action in their
communities.

We know that more truth in education leads to more equity in society —
that’s why powerful interests are working so hard to spread misinformation
about the good progress we’ve made when it comes to teaching students
about the role of race and racism in our country and in our lives. Black
history IS American history, and we won’t stop working to ensure that our
stories are told to aid us all in the struggle for a racially just world.

It’s not too late to support our ongoing work to ensure that Black history
is preserved and passed on to present and future generations — [ [link removed] ]make a
gift of $10 or more today to fuel Color Of Change’s campaigns for
education justice:

[ [link removed] ]Donate

Community is powerful, John. We’re deeply grateful for your
support.

Until Justice Is Real,

Jade Magnus Ogunnaike
(Pronouns: she/her/hers)
Senior Director, Media, Culture, and Economic Justice
Color Of Change


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