Vote Like a Black Woman
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Informed. Organized. Unshakable. For generations Black women have registered neighbors, organized churches and sororities, marched, and turned out at the polls for the whole community. Our vote is our voice, so use it, and bring somebody with you.
92% strong
In the 2024 presidential election, exit polls found 92% of Black women voters stood together behind the same candidate, one of the most unified voices in American politics. That is what showing up looks like.
Why red, black and green
These are the colors of the Pan-African flag, unveiled by Marcus Garvey and the UNIA on August 13, 1920, so Black people everywhere would have a banner of our own, a symbol of pride, unity and political power. Red is for the blood shed for our freedom and the bond that unites us. Black is for the people, our strength and our community. Green is for the land, our growth and the future we are building.
Wear it, then use it
Wear it to the polls, to the meeting, to the cookout. Let it remind every woman you pass: register, check your polling place, vote, and bring somebody with you.