Your Life Is on Every Ballot
The president is not the only person who shapes your life.
School boards affect what children learn. Judges and prosecutors affect justice. Sheriffs affect public safety. Mayors and city councils affect housing, roads, water, policing, and local services. State lawmakers and Congress affect wages, health care, voting rights, taxes, and public funding.
Every ballot matters because every office holds power.
Know the Office. Know the Power. Use Your Vote.
Why It Matters
Too many people stop at the top of the ballot and ignore the rest.
But school boards, judges, sheriffs, mayors, city councils, state lawmakers, and Congress make decisions that shape daily life.
They affect schools, housing, policing, courts, wages, health care, taxes, voting access, and public services.
What the Garment Does
- This garment helps people understand that every election matters
- It turns one clear message into a public political lesson.
- The elections people skip still hold power over their lives.
Wear the Message. Support the Movement.
Wear it to start the conversation.
Wear it to help Black Americans look beyond the presidential race and understand that other elections controll their lives.
Know the office. Know the Candidates. Vote In Every Election.
We must stand tall and firm to increase Black political power to strengthen our resources and rights.
Our future determines how we live and move. This is the power of voting in massive numbers.
Build Black Political Power
Voting in massive numbers to select candidates that do not take PAC money that advocates for Black representation, that invest in our communities.
When we wear political attire, we educate, we motivate, and we advance a movement to build Black political power.
Wear the Message. Educate Our People
Video embedded from the Bloomberg Television YouTube channel for civic education.
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