Truth, Justice, and the American Way
Former NAACP president Kweisi Mfume paid tribute to the late Rep. Elijah Cummings, his friend, at a funeral held at New Psalmist Baptist Church in Baltimore. Mfume, who is also a former Democratic congressman from Maryland, recalled Cummings as “a good man with a good heart” who “taught us all how to hope, how to smile, how to laugh and how to cry." Mfume added, "He taught us how to live and, with grace and dignity, he has taught us how to die.”
The work is not over we MUST continue to build for real change.
We need to stay involved and pushing in our local communities.
Helping others areas all over the country. This will not be a short term effort, THE PROBLEMS ARE MASSIVE ,so must
our effort be. We must continue to build local and regional group to register new voters and inspire old ones to come back in. We need to organize around local issues and candidates.
The work is not over we MUST continue to build for real change.
We need to stay involved and pushing in our local communities.
Helping others areas all over the country. This will not be a short term effort, THE PROBLEMS ARE MASSIVE ,so must
our effort be. We must continue to build local and regional group to register new voters and inspire old ones to come back in. We need to organize around local issues and candidates.
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