You want to thank Black women for saving democracy, here’s a thread of Black women running that you can donate to & support. Follow @HigherHeights for more info on how to get involved. #BlackWomenLead
Jennifer Carroll Foy ( @JCarrollFoy) is running for Governor of Virginia. One of the first women to graduate from the Virginia Military Institute, was a public defender & won her first election while pregnant.
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Andrea Campbell ( @andreaforboston) is running for Mayor of Boston. She has a law background and worked for then Governor Deval Patrick. She has a remarkable family story that shows why she’s running to break cycles of poverty, trauma, and inequity. #BlackWomenLead https://twitter.com/andreaforboston/status/1347345375645081601
Karen Carter Peterson( @TeamKCP) is running for the LA-02 Congressional seat previously held by Cedric Richmond. She chaired the Hurricane Katrina Recovery Committee & fighting for Louisianans during the pandemic. #BlackWomenLead
Sandra Candy Christophe ( @ChristopheCandy) is running to fill the LA-05 Congressional seat. She would become the first black woman to represent the great state of Louisiana. #BlackWomenLead
Shontel M Brown ( @ShontelMBrown) is running for the OH-11 Congressional seat previously held by Marcia Fudge. She already has fiftyleven endorsements from officials in Ohio. Let’s see to it that she gets that seat. #BlackWomenLead
Tameika Issac Devine ( @TIDEVINE) is running for Mayor of Columbia, South Carolina. She’s a lawyer & served as City Councilwoman in Columbia. She would be the first Black woman to be elected mayor in the city’s history. See the entire video on her site. #BlackWomenLead
Maya Wiley( @mayawiley) is running for Mayor of New York City. Her experience as a civil rights attorney for over 30 years shows her dedication to fighting for justice. #BlackWomenLead
Tishaura O. Jones ( @tishaura) is running for Mayor of St. Louis. She has a career in public service and has helped the city earn & save over $30 million and counting. #BlackWomenLead