Blacks In Politics

Shalom Family, Just wanted to give a shot out to the Family Tennessee style. It is a great privelege to be a part of this community. I am Alum of Knoxville College and currently the Political Director for hbcufund.org. I look forward to hearing from all those who have political aspirations or those who support "Change."

Wassup BIP! Welcome to the forums! You might want to check out the "Politics" forum!

I support change and advancement!

I would like to thank everyone for responding and encourage you to join us by emailing [EMAIL="hbcufund@gmail.com"]hbcufund@gmail.com[/EMAIL]. Your Sistah in the Struggle

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Just when we are at the height of the Age of Aquarius, Global Warming, and the increase of gas prices, we are also at the height of Change for America. When the announcement was made about an African-American male Democratic presidential nominee, Barack Obama, HBCU Fund, a 527 political organization, was also developed to seek out voters in historical black colleges and universities, to educate the students on the political process, and conduct issue advocacy organizing. Political organizations that claim tax-exempt status under Section 527 of the Internal Revenue Code are referred to as "527 organizations" or "527s." These organizations are formed and operated primarily to receive and make contributions for the purpose of influencing the selection, nomination, election or appointment of any individual to federal, state or local public office. 527 organizations are exempt from federal income tax on contributions. MoveOn.org is a political organization that most people are familiar with that work on issues that concern those who want change and equal justice for all. HBCU Fund has not coordinated with nominees for the Presidential campaigns or their campaign staff and does not directly urge any candidate's election or defeat. But what we are doing is educating students on the political process and encouraging them to not only talk about change but be about change. We would like to encourage all those who are interested in making change to register to vote, vote, and encourage those from your schools, communities, families, and friends to also vote. If you are not registered, please do so at HBCU Fund - HBCU Fund. Together, the students from HBCUs can be a part in rewritten politics in this country where a 527 political organization was founded and led by an African-American female and HBCU alumni, that can alleviate scandalous record of sabotaging candidates. This moment in American politics is one we have never seen before. To contact the writer on this story: Chioma Adaku-Griffin in Nashville, Tennessee at hbcufund@gmail.com.

^^^^Hello Nashville family. I will support the HBCU fund!

We have another student Melissa Gordon who also attends TSU, is it ok to formerly introduce you two so that we can have an effective voice on the campus? Are you Greek? In Solidarity, CAG (Chioma Adaku-Griffin)