[ [link removed] ]Summer Lee for Congress



John,

Today we celebrate Juneteenth, a now federal holiday commemorating the day
in 1865 in which enslaved men and women in Galveston, Texas, were told of
their freedom after the Civil War — more than two and a half years after
the Emancipation Proclamation.

Juneteenth is a day to celebrate Black joy and honor the fight for
freedom.

As we take time today to reflect on our ancestors' struggle and
resistance, we also must remember that this struggle is still ongoing.
Even over 150 years after emancipation, we must fight together against the
injustices Black folks experience today.

Our work for Black liberation continues in our work to abolish the prison
industrial complex, end voter suppression, secure reparations, ensure
equal education regardless of zip code, provide equitable health care, and
deliver on the promises of democracy.

I'm proud to be running for Congress to represent PA-12 and to become the
first Black woman to represent Pennsylvania in the House of
Representatives. I'm ready to fight for a bold, progressive agenda that
prioritizes the policies Black communities deserve and to further our work
to end white supremacy.

[ [link removed] ]If you're with me in this work, please consider making a donation of
any amount today to directly help grow our movement for racial justice and
equity.

Solidarity and gratitude,

Summer Lee




 


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