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    About the election – by Samuel James

    Savannah HeraldBy Savannah HeraldOctober 30, 20262 Mins Read
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    Black Background & Cultural Point Of Views:

    Key takeaways
    • Elections matter beyond ballots; they shape everyday life for Black communities, including jobs, schools, and public services.
    • Many Black people have long understood elections determine whether rights and protections are preserved or stripped away.
    • Election outcomes provoked shock, fear, and anger as laws and policies threatened to roll back civil rights and access to public spaces.
    • For Black people, elections decide daily dignity, schools, jobs, and the survival of equal treatment.

    I got on a flight to Paris in November of 2007, about to start my really first European excursion. The plane was half-way throughout the Atlantic when the pilot announced that Barack Obama had actually simply won the Presidency.

    The passengers and team all erupted in joyous and deafening applause.

    It felt like almost everywhere I took place that trip individuals were celebrating Obama. When I obtained home, it felt the very same here. It felt this way for a long time.

    I was resting on my sofa 8 years later, rejuvenating my phone, partner asleep on my shoulder, when I discovered Trump had actually won. I remember silently claiming, “Huh.”

    That a person syllable was simply audible to wake her and whatever tone it revealed caused her to respond, “Oh no.”

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