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Hi Igniters For Change!

WE HAVE A SPECIAL “IGNITING CHANGE” SHOW TODAY WITH SOME EXPERT GUESTS AS WE DISCUSS “Preparing For The Fight Ahead! Trump’s Cabinet Proposed Nominees, Threat of Mass Deportations, Attacks on Non-Profit Sector, Biden’s Final Presidential Actions and More!”, On November 5, 2024, Donald J Trump was elected 47th president of the United States. since the election, he has made a series of announcements of controversial potential nominees for his cabinet. In addition, he has ramped up his rhetoric and threat to impose mass deportations across the United States. Shockingly, the nonprofit sector is engaged in a major battle to defeat HR 9495 which would give unilateral power to the secretary of the treasury to revoke the tax exempt status of any nonprofit deemed to be engaged in “terrorist supporting activities”. Our show will discuss the implications of this rule and the need for us defeat this. Lastly , our host will discuss the urgent actions that President Joseph Biden should take prior to leaving office.

 

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Model Resolution for Local Government Supporting Voting Rights Act

Urge Your Local Government to support the Voting Rights Act by adopting the Model Resolution. We want every state, city and county to join us and sign on to this Resolution. This Resolution represents the strength of our country to fight the 8th Circuit Disastrous Opinion Regarding Our Voting Rights.

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Rolling out the vote campaign encourages Kentuckians to head to the polls

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‘Rolling out the vote Kentucky:’ Local Black leaders share importance of voting

The Lexington NAACP and community leaders are promoting “Rolling Out the Vote Kentucky.” It is a multi-city campaign scheduled to arrive in Lexington on Saturday, November 4. The week-long non-partisan effort is hosted by the National Transformative Justice Coalition and the Kentucky NAACP, and it features the “John Lewis ‘Make Good Trouble’ Votercade.” Whit Whitaker, the president of the Lexington-Fayette NAACP, is one of the many local leaders who say your vote matters.

Daryl Jones Moderating Jacksonville Press Conference

Randi Weingarten AFT President at Jacksonville Press Conference

Jacksonville Press Conference

Freedom Riders in Gainesville

Gainesville Crowd shot

Gainesville Mayor Presents Key to the City to Vicki Winans

Vickie Winans Performing

Tallahassee Rally at Bethel Missionary Baptist Church

TJC Statement on recent Supreme Court’s Decisions

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