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🚨💙 GEORGIA DIDN’T JUST FLIP BLUE — YEARS OF BLACK VOTER ORGANIZING HELPED CHANGE THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE! ✊🏾🔥 AND IT’S TIME WE GIVE STACEY ABRAMS HER FLOWERS! 💐👏🏾 Let me say something that needs to be said! Stacey Abrams may have lost her races for governor in 2018 and 2022, but LOSING AN ELECTION DOES NOT MEAN YOU FAILED TO BUILD A MOVEMENT! While some people focused on her defeats, Abrams and countless grassroots organizers were doing something much bigger: registering voters, educating communities, fighting for voting access, and building political participation across Georgia. SHE WAS HELPING BUILD SOMETHING THAT COULD OUTLAST ANY ONE ELECTION! And look at what happened in Georgia’s historic 2026 midterms! 💙 📊 LET’S TALK ABOUT THE BLACK VOTE! 🔵 Black voters represented approximately 30% of Georgia’s electorate, compared with roughly 26% in 2022. 🔵 Black voter registration increased by more than 235,000 since 2022. 🔵🔵 Black women continued to be a powerful force in voter participation and community organizing. 🔵 According to the AP Voter Poll, approximately 90% of Black men supported Keisha Lance Bottoms. AND LOOK AT THE RESULTS! 🗳️ 🏛️ Keisha Lance Bottoms — Elected governor, making history as the first Black woman elected governor of a U.S. state! 🇺🇸 Jon Ossoff — Reelected to the United States Senate! 💙 Democrats also captured major statewide offices, including attorney general, secretary of state, state school superintendent, labor commissioner, agriculture commissioner and insurance commissioner. THIS DIDN’T HAPPEN OVERNIGHT! It took years of organizing, registration drives, community outreach, and people refusing to give up on the democratic process. And let me be clear: Stacey Abrams didn’t do this alone! We must recognize the Black women, Black men, churches, community leaders, volunteers, and grassroots organizations that worked tirelessly to make sure Georgia voters had a voice. Other communities and changing political conditions contributed to these victories, too. But the importance of Black voters cannot be overlooked. 💐 STACEY ABRAMS, WE ARE GIVING YOU YOUR FLOWERS! Your political legacy is bigger than the elections you personally won or lost. You helped demonstrate that political organizing is a long-term investment, and that building an informed, engaged electorate can have consequences for generations. THE LESSON? Never underestimate the power of a community that understands its vote, its voice, and its ability to organize. Georgia’s story is about more than three politicians. It’s about ordinary people helping shape extraordinary political change. BLACK VOTERS MATTER. BLACK WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP MATTERS. ORGANIZING MATTERS. EVERY VOTE MATTERS! ✊🏾💙 And to those who keep saying voting doesn’t matter, Georgia’s 2026 election gives us plenty to discuss! BMB EMPOWER NETWORK Entertain • Educate • Empower At The Same Time @staceyabrams #BMBEmpowerNetwork #StaceyAbrams #GeorgiaWentBlue #BlackVoteMatters #BlackWomenLead #KeishaLanceBottoms #JonOssoff #GeorgiaPolitics #BlackPoliticalPower #BlackExcellence #VotingRights #BlackHistory #Georgia2026 #EveryVoteCounts #BlackLeadership

💙✊🏾 BMB EMPOWER NETWORK | BLACK POLITICAL POWER 🚨 LET’S GIVE CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE! BLACK VOTERS HELPED TURN TEXAS BLUE — AND JASMINE CROCKETT DESERVES HER FLOWERS! 💐💐💐 For years, people said Texas would never turn blue. They underestimated the power of Black voters, grassroots organizers, and communities determined to make their voices heard. But the November 3, 2026 midterm elections told a different story! 🗳️ THE BLACK VOTE MATTERED! Preliminary exit-poll estimates showed overwhelming Black voter support for Democratic candidates: 💙 92% of Black women supported James Talarico. 💙 88% of Black men supported James Talarico. 💙 90% of Black women supported Gina Hinojosa. 💙 87% of Black men supported Gina Hinojosa. These are preliminary estimates, but they illustrate just how important Black voters were to the Democratic coalition in Texas. 🔥 NOW LET’S TALK ABOUT CONGRESSWOMAN JASMINE CROCKETT! One thing I refuse to do is overlook the people who put in the work! After losing the Democratic U.S. Senate primary, Jasmine Crockett could have stepped away from the political spotlight. BUT SHE DIDN’T! Instead, she continued using her platform, influence, and political resources to bring attention to down-ballot candidates — people running for offices that don’t always receive national headlines or major campaign donations. She helped spotlight candidates such as Alisa Simmons, Letitia Plummer, and Tyler Smith. She understood something important: Political power isn’t built only in Washington or Austin. It’s also built in our counties, communities, courthouses, and state legislative districts! And while we cannot assign an exact number of votes to her efforts, her commitment to elevating down-ballot candidates deserves recognition. 💐 LET ME MAKE SOMETHING VERY CLEAR: I WILL ALWAYS SUPPORT AND GIVE FLOWERS TO JASMINE CROCKETT! 💐💙 Not because I expect every politician to be perfect. Not because I believe we should agree with every decision they make. But because I respect someone who is willing to stand up, speak out, challenge the political establishment, and continue working even when the spotlight isn’t on them. Jasmine Crockett didn’t have to be at the top of the ticket to remain part of the political conversation. SHE UNDERSTOOD THAT THE MOVEMENT IS BIGGER THAN ONE PERSON, ONE CAMPAIGN, OR ONE ELECTION! And that’s leadership worth acknowledging. 👏🏾 Congratulations to James Talarico, Gina Hinojosa, the down-ballot candidates, grassroots organizers, and the voters who participated in this historic Texas election. But let’s remember: No single politician, demographic group, or organization accomplished this alone. It took a coalition. And Black Texans were an important part of that coalition. 💙 GIVE PEOPLE THEIR FLOWERS WHILE THEY CAN STILL SMELL THEM! And Jasmine Crockett, I’m giving you yours! 💐💐💐 BMB EMPOWER NETWORK Entertain • Educate • Empower At The Same Time. @JasmineForUS #BMBEmpowerNetwork #JasmineCrockett #GiveHerHerFlowers #BlackVotersMatter #BlackPoliticalPower #TexasTurnedBlue #TexasElection2026 #BlackWomenInPolitics #BlackLeadership #JamesTalarico #GinaHinojosa #DownBallotMatters #TexasPolitics #VotingMatter

🚨 BREAKING NEWS | BMB EMPOWER NETWORK 💰 WAS ELON MUSK’S DARK MONEY NETWORK HELPING CORNEL WEST GET ON THE 2024 PRESIDENTIAL BALLOT? A new claim attributed to investigative news outlet Sludge⁠ alleges that the organization behind Cornel West’s 2024 ballot-access effort was entirely funded through a dark-money network connected to billionaire Elon Musk. Why this matters: During the 2024 presidential election, West ran as an independent candidate against Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump. Financial support for a third-party candidate’s ballot access can raise questions about whether wealthy political donors are attempting to influence the outcome of a close election. ⚠️ IMPORTANT FACT-CHECK: I located Sludge’s reporting on political dark money, but I have not yet independently verified the specific tax documents supporting this new allegation. Even if the funding connection is confirmed, it would not automatically establish that West knew about the funding, coordinated with Musk, or intended to help Trump. THE BIG QUESTION: Was this simply financial support for ballot access, or part of a broader political strategy to influence the 2024 presidential election? 📰 Source: Sludge investigative reporting — specific article and tax filings still need verification. readsludge.com/2026/10/26/mu… #BMBEmpowerNetwork #CornelWest #ElonMusk #DarkMoney #Election2024 #FollowTheMoney #PoliticalAccountability

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🚨🖤 LET’S TALK ABOUT MATERNAL HEALTH IN MICHIGAN 🖤🚨 Republican Michigan gubernatorial candidate John James says Democrats have “done nothing” about Michigan’s maternal mortality rate. But the record shows a much more complicated picture. Under Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Michigan launched and expanded Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies, an initiative specifically designed to address maternal and infant mortality and racial disparities. The state has also: ✅ Expanded Medicaid postpartum coverage from 60 days to 12 months. ✅ Began covering doula services through Medicaid in January 2023. ✅ Increased Medicaid-covered doula visits and reimbursement rates beginning in 2024. ✅ Invested $117 million in FY2025 for Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies. ✅ Expanded evidence-based home-visiting programs, with more than 101,000 enhanced home visits in 2024. ✅ Expanded RxKids, which provides financial support to new mothers and babies. ✅ Required implicit-bias training for healthcare professionals as part of Michigan’s efforts to address racial disparities. ✅ Proclaimed Black Maternal Health Week in Michigan in 2024 and 2025, specifically recognizing the racial disparities affecting Black mothers. And the work continues. Michigan reported that its infant mortality rate fell to 6.1 deaths per 1,000 live births in 2023, its lowest rate on record at that time. Black infant mortality also fell from 14.1 to 11.9 per 1,000, although the racial disparity remains significant. 🇺🇸 AND KAMALA HARRIS HELPED PUT BLACK MATERNAL HEALTH ON THE NATIONAL AGENDA As a U.S. senator, Kamala Harris was an early congressional champion of Black maternal health, including working with members of the Black Maternal Health Caucus on the Momnibus effort. Congressional testimony identifies Harris as an original co-introducer of the Momnibus in 2020. As vice president, Harris also issued a Call to Action to Reduce Maternal Mortality and Morbidity, which HHS says helped encourage states to take advantage of the American Rescue Plan option for 12 months of postpartum Medicaid coverage. 📊 THE CRISIS IS STILL REAL. Michigan says Black women are 2.8 times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than White women. So yes—the maternal mortality crisis deserves much more work. But saying “Democrats have done nothing” leaves out documented programs, funding and policy changes that have actually been implemented. THE FACTS MATTER. 📢 MATERNAL HEALTH MATTERS. John James is lying!!!! BMB EMPOWER NETWORK Entertain • Educate • Empower At The Same Time #BlackMaternalHealth #BlackMothersMatter #BlackBabiesMatter #MaternalHealth #MaternalMortality #Michigan #MichiganPolitics #GretchenWhitmer #KamalaHarris #JohnJames