Hip Hop Caucus Detroit

Detroit Free Rides to the Polls:

https://thedetroitbus.com/dbc-vote-rides

We are providing rides on the following days:

Friday, October 23rd

Saturday, October 24th

Tuesday, October 27th

Thursday, October 29th

Saturday, October 31st

Monday, November 2nd

Tuesday, November 3rd (Election Day)**

***Early voting is STRONGLY PREFERRED.

Time Windows Offered:

9:00AM-12:00PM

12:00PM-3:00PM

3:00PM-6:00PM (Weekdays Only)

Greetings,
Great Rising.
This is Piper Carter from Hartwell Block Club inviting you to our food distribution & voter registration this Friday 2-4pm at Rippling Hope parking lot.
Attached is the flyer please share with your neighbors.

SPREAD THE WORD💚💚💚

This Saturday we are grateful that will be coming to Detroit to distribute food to our community members.

So honored that our block club Hartwell Block Club will host them in our neighborhood of Barton McFarland / Aviation Subdivision in city Council District 7.

District 7 - Detroit
Barton-McFarlane Neighborhood Association

S/O to our District Manager for helping organize this effort.

Gratitude to our partners: + of + + + +

We’ll be passing out food in 3 Detroit neighborhoods + PPE supplies + voter registration + census

If you need a bit of joy in your life today, I just participated in this cool thing called http://quarantinecon.co

1. In between speakers you can actually connect with other people in the conference for 3 minutes.

2. After you’re done you’ll randomly be paired with someone else from the conference.

3. You can exchange social media by clicking “Connect”

It was fun & I met a bunch of really cool people. I’m thinking this could also be a great organizing tool too.

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As you know, on February 7, 2020 from 12-3pmET we will be hosting a Town Hall event (in person and virtual) between grassroots activist and progressive congress members Ayanna Pressley, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, and Ilhan Omar.

The goals of the event are:
• Educate the public on critical issues so they are informed voters & engaged beyond the ballot box.

• Support ‘Our Squads’ in Congress, City Councils and Communities.
• We want to activate the public to build their own Squad and fight for a progressive agenda in 2020.
• Combat white nationalism, racism, and colorblind post-racialism that might linger from the Obama era.
• Embrace a Voter Strategy for 2020 and beyond

The town-hall event will be held on February 7, 2020 from 12-3pmET at Howard University.

If you are in DC and would like to attend, please fill out this eventbrite link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/we-are-the-rising-majority-squadup-registration-91531104999?ref=eios

If you want to join in the virtual town hall, please fill out this eventbrite link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/livestream-building-your-squad-town-hall-registration-91551100807?ref=eios

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Honor to all Fathers today from Hip Hop Caucus Detroit Chapter. Thank You for all you do. You are appreciated.

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