Loading ...Ps this was the second one to vote demo to minorities. I got another about women.
Moochele behind the scenes.
Moochele is emailing women. Yada Yada about how women fought for the right to vote. If I could reply I’d say NOT TO MESS THINGS UP. Best for me to stay quiet see what they’re up to.
I just helped launch When We All Vote to make sure all eligible Americans cast their ballot on Election Day and we’ve partnered with Change.org to help you get registered to vote.
It’s been 53 years since the Voting Rights Act became law, making our democracy stronger and ensuring that every eligible American could exercise their right to vote.
But it didn’t happen by chance.
It happened because generations of brave men and women made it happen. They marched and organized and showed up at the polls, knowing they might be intimidated or beaten or even worse. Yet they fought for their right to cast a ballot anyway.
Today, their fight is our fight. And it’s far from over.
We need to honor their legacy, and keep up this important work. You’ve taken action on Change.org to make the world a better place and that’s why I’m asking you to register to vote today.
Register to vote
Being a voter is the most powerful way for us to use our voice as a citizen. But we don’t always take advantage of that opportunity. It’s up to us to make sure our friends and family get out and exercise their right to vote in November.
If you’re already registered to vote, there are plenty of ways to help as part of the When We All Vote team: Host an event in your neighborhood to register voters. Train your friends on how to spread the word to others. Fire folks up to do their part in our democracy. Talk to everyone you know.
If you are already registered to vote, join me on the When We All Vote team today.
I’m already registered and I want to help
Every conversation matters, and there’s too much at stake this year to sit on the sidelines.
Thanks so much,
Michelle Obama
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