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BMV has developed a forum that provides free haircuts, food while encouraging open discussions and great energy! Growing up and going to the barbershop, meant you would listen to adults talk about sports, clothing, politics, music, everything happening in the world was discussed in the shop. These discussions were so authentic, passionate, and candid, where people felt free to express their opinion’s and no one had a sense of, I can’t be myself in here.
Coming to a barbershop near you!
Although Black men received the right to vote in 1869, they were not allowed to freely exercise this right until the Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965.
Even so, there are still political groups that aim to block the Black vote.
Voter suppression tactics are regularly used to influence the outcome of elections by restricting the number of African-American voters. Some politicians are so desperate to win re-election that they will place barriers between you and the polls. This is a strategy we must not allow to succeed.
Don’t let your voice be silenced.
VOTE!
