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Black women voted at a record 68.1 percent during the 2008 presidential election, outpacing all other demographic voting groups and establishing their presence as a formidable voting bloc.
Learn moreVoting can be a bit intimidating if one does not have the appropriate guidance, especially for first-time voters. My name is Monica B. Villa; I am a current intern at The Urban League of Philadelphia and a first-time voter.
Learn moreGetting to equal means ensuring that all our brothers and sisters have the opportunity to participate civically in state, local, and national elections.
Learn moreOn January 3, 2019, the Congressional Black Caucus swore in its largest ever class of 55 members.
Learn moreYou can easily find a host of articles that describe Dallas as the city with the lowest voter turnout in municipal elections among the 33 largest cities in the United States.
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