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It’s THAT serious. Generations before us marched, protested, organized, sat at lunch counters, faced arrest, and put their lives on the line so that Black people could have the right to vote. They fought for access to a ballot that some people today have the privilege of taking for granted. And now, a new generation is continuing that fight. From HBCU students organizing on their campuses to young Black leaders speaking out, registering voters, and showing up in their communities, the work is far from over. HBCUs have always been more than institutions of higher learning. They have been centers of leadership, civic engagement, activism, and social change. Our campuses have helped shape generations of people who understand that having a voice in decisions that affect our communities matters. So don't take this moment lightly. The issues on the ballot impact our education, HBCU funding, student financial aid, economic opportunities, and the future of our communities. Polls are still open until 7 PM local time. If you have not voted, make a plan to get there. And if you are already in line when polls close at 7 PM, DO NOT LEAVE. Stay in line. You are still entitled to cast your ballot. Our ancestors fought for this right. The least we can do is exercise it. Source: @Rezwana #HBCU #ElectionDay #BlackCulture #BlackHistory #TheCultureDecides
It’s THAT serious. Generations before us marched, protested, organized, sat at lunch counters, faced arrest, and put their lives on the line so that Black people could have the right to vote. They fought for access to a ballot that some people today have the privilege of taking for granted. And now, a new generation is continuing that fight. From HBCU students organizing on their campuses to young Black leaders speaking out, registering voters, and showing up in their communities, the work is far from over. HBCUs have always been more than institutions of higher learning. They have been centers of leadership, civic engagement, activism, and social change. Our campuses have helped shape generations of people who understand that having a voice in decisions that affect our communities matters. So don't take this moment lightly. The issues on the ballot impact our education, HBCU funding, student financial aid, economic opportunities, and the future of our communities. Polls are still open until 7 PM local time. If you have not voted, make a plan to get there. And if you are already in line when polls close at 7 PM, DO NOT LEAVE. Stay in line. You are still entitled to cast your ballot. Our ancestors fought for this right. The least we can do is exercise it. Source: @Rezwana #HBCU #ElectionDay #BlackCulture #BlackHistory #TheCultureDecides
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