MONDAY - October 28, 2024
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Join us and our partners at Black Economic Alliance for an important and timely conversation: “What Do Black Men Want? Wealth, Wellness, and the 2024 Election.” This isn’t just another discussion – it’s a powerful space, anchored by key voices in the Black community on the issues that are most critical to the future of Black men. From financial empowerment to family wellness, and how the upcoming election could shape it all, this conversation is one that you can’t afford to miss. Join us Monday, October 28th at 8pm ET, for a dynamic and transformative gathering. Click here to RSVP today, and importantly, invite someone in your circle who needs to be part of this impactful moment.
Wild Things: The Art of Maurice Sendak has been co-organized by the Denver Art Museum and the Columbus Museum of Art in partnership with The Maurice Sendak Foundation. This exhibition is presented by the Clarence V. Laguardia Foundation with additional support provided by the Tom Taplin Jr. and Ted Taplin Endowment, Bank of America, Jana and Fred Bartlit, Bernstein Private Wealth Management, Kathie and Keith Finger, Lisë Gander and Andy Main, Wendy and Bob Kaufman, the Kristin and Charles Lohmiller Exhibitions Fund, Sally Cooper Murray, John Brooks Incorporated, Kent Thiry & Denise O’Leary, Judi Wagner, an anonymous donor, the donors to the Annual Fund Leadership Campaign, and the residents who support the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD). Promotional support is provided by 5280 Magazine and CBS Colorado.
Maurice Sendak, Where the Wild Things Are (detail), 1963, watercolor and ink on paper, 9 3⁄4 x 22 in. ©The Maurice Sendak Foundation
Get Ready To Make “HerStory”
Tuesday, November 5, 2024
Targeting the Black Community
Vote for elected officials that care about our public health & well-being and support policies that stop tobacco companies from disproportionately selling menthol tobacco-nicotine products like cigarettes, cigarillos, and hookahs in our Community.
Targeting our Black Youth
Vote to prevent policies permitting tobacco companies from marketing to our Black youth luring another generation to become life-long smokers.
Saving Black Lives
45,000 Black lives are lost annually because of tobacco-nicotine use. This is preventable! Vote to reject policies that prioritize money over saving Black lives!
Visit www.coloradoblackhealth.org/menthol-tobacco-knockout/
Vote Mike Weissman - Democrat For State Senate
Economic Opportunity for Working Families
The grandson of immigrants, Mike values the hard work it takes to get ahead. That’s why he’s supported Colorado families by cracking down on predatory corporations, strengthening price-gouging laws, capping interest on medical debt, and reining in high-interest lenders.
More Affordable Housing Individual Rights & Freedoms
Mike knows an affordable home is the foundation of a better life. He’s won more than $175 million to build affordable housing, increased renters’ rights, and cut income taxes for seniors and working families who rent.
Mike values Aurora’s diversity and upholds equal rights and dignity for everyone. He's strengthened enforcement of anti-discrimination and hate crime laws and will always stand up for abortion rights in the face of government overreach.
The Honorable Wellington E. Webb
42nd Mayor of Denver
First Black Mayor of Denver
65 Percent Approval Rating After Three Terms
The Honorable Wilma J. Webb
Former First Lady of Denver
Former Colorado State Representative
Former Regional Administrator U.S. Department of Labor
WEBB’S VOTER GUIDE
Welcome to our guide on election voting tips for 2024. We hope to help you make informed decisions when it comes to casting your vote.
U.S. President & U.S. Vice President
Kamala Harris - “A President Americans can be proud of!”
Tim Walz - “America’s Team Coach”
Congressional Elections
Colorado House of Representatives - Colorado State Senate
Diana DeGette – First District “Steady as the Mississippi River”
Joe Neguse – Second District “A national Democratic leader” - Boulder/Ft. Collins
Jason Crow – Sixth District “A national foreign policy expert” Aurora
Brittany Pettersen – Seventh District “An American success story, who belongs in the U.S. Senate” Jefferson county
Yadira Caraveo – Eighth District “Hard worker for all of us” - Adams County
Ballot Issues
AMENDMENT 308 and 309 – VOTE NO
Protect our Freedoms; Protect our Jobs; Protect our Working Families AMENDMENT 2Q — VOTE YES
Protect Care for the Elderly, the Sick, the Disabled and our Children AMENDMENT 4A – VOTE YES
Protect our Children’s Right to Quality Education AMENDMENT 79 - VOTE YES
Protect our Women’s Right To Choose
Races of Interest - VOTE YES
Senator James Coleman – State Senate District 33
Representative Jennifer Bacon – State House of Representative District 7
Lindsay Gilchrist – State House of Representative District 8
Senator Rhonda Fields – Arapahoe County Commissioner
Whatever happened to the Park Hill golf course park?
We are not going back!!
We hope these election voting tips have been helpful. Remember, every vote counts!
Provides air conditioning for schools that Provides air conditioning for schools that don’t currently have it. don’t currently have it.
Reduces class sizes in far northeast Denver Reduces class sizes in far northeast Denver
Makes critical repairs to existing school buildings Makes critical repairs to existing school buildings WITHOUT RAISING YOUR TAXES WITHOUT RAISING YOUR TAXES
Endorsed By: Wilma & Wellington Webb, Senator James Coleman, Representative Jennifer Bacon
Endorsed By: Wilma & Wellington Webb, Senator James Coleman, Representative Jennifer Bacon Paid for by Denver Together for Kids
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