Building permanent Black political power through organizing, media, culture, and strategic voter engagement across eight Southern battleground states.
Black voters in these eight states hold the balance of power in every national election. Closing the turnout gap is the most direct path to structural political change.
Protect and expand Black Senate representation through coordinated organizing and voter protection in Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Virginia.
Defend and flip competitive House districts across the South where Black organizing has already demonstrated decisive margin capacity.
Recruit, train, fund, and seat 40 Black candidates and staffers at every level — school board to statehouse to Congress.
Build the Black Voices Network — a creator ecosystem that reaches communities traditional campaigns cannot, at the speed culture moves.
Sustain voter registration, civic education, and organizing in all eight states between election cycles — not just before them.
Become a founding coalition member. Receive briefings, organizing calls, and the first invitations to act when it matters most.
Join the coalitionLend your skills — phone banking, canvassing, design, legal review, research, translation. We meet you where your talent is.
Sign up to volunteerCivic alerts, deadline reminders, voter information, and the policy commentary you won't find in the mainstream feed.
Subscribe to alertsStrategic partners bring capacity, resources, and reach. We build coalitions with organizations, funders, and institutions committed to Black Southern power.
Partner with usWe're building a creator ecosystem of Black podcasters, TikTokers, journalists, HBCU ambassadors, and faith leaders who reach communities traditional campaigns never touch.
Every election cycle, Black voters are engaged six weeks before Election Day and forgotten the morning after. We built Black Progress PAC to end that — in all 50 states, starting where we can shift power.
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