Keeta King's Pearls Of Wisdom

Today, I’m specifically speaking to my minorities in the realm of politics.. My women, my African American & Latino family.

Look women…. We couldn’t vote til 1920 with the ratification of the 19th amendment. To my African American and Latino communities, it wasn’t until the passing of the 15th amendment that we could vote. And even then there were hurdles and boundaries to cross for justice sake just to vote. Listen… I understand that everyone listening right now may not have an eligible voting status for whatever reason. ‘Cause it has been common practice in the United States to make felons ineligible to vote, in some cases permanently. HEY! DO YOUR PART BRO… DO YOUR PART SIS… Hit these streets encouraging others to votE. Point them to the resources they need in order to get registered to vote. Don’t let your ineligibility stop you from having an effect this election.

Now those of us who do have the right to vote must to stand tall on the shoulders of those who paid the price for us to be able to participate in the biggest demonstration of democracy in this country….. VOTING! Be seen! Be Heard! Vote November 3rd!