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Historical timeline

SONG’s and SONG Power history to build out our power-building arsenal:

1/1/2019

SONG began building out and formalizing our membership structure.

1/1/2019
1/1/2019

SONG hired four part-time organizers to go “find our people” in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Alabama.

1/1/2019
1/1/2019

SONG began building out our direct action organizing campaign arm.

1/1/2019
1/1/2019

SONG launched our first Free From Fear Campaign in Durham, NC. Read more about our Free From Fear Campaigns here.

1/1/2019
1/1/2019

Before the election, SONG members, comrades and staff collectively created the message of “Dream, Vote, Organize: Our Lives Depend On It.” Across the South, members placed thousands of yard signs in their communities with this mandate. Many of the signs remain, slightly tattered but deeply neon and deeply queer. Read more about our “Dream, Vote, Organize” tactic here.

1/1/2019
1/1/2019

SONG rolled out Electoral Experiments in Birmingham, AL and Nashville, TN. Read more about the Electoral Experiments here.

1/1/2019
1/1/2019

In 2020, we launched SONG Power, a new power-building and advocacy organization to build on and expand SONG’s organizing work

1/1/2019

Many of our targets are elected. They can and must be held accountable. Our constituency (the people impacted by the issues we organized around — ending pre-trial detention and melting ICE) is huge, even though our organization may seem small. We must build our base.

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30 May 1928569987687424176

In our first episode of Cuss & Discuss, guests Diamond Stylz, Cultural Anthropologist and owner of Marsha’s Plate Media, Councilmember Andrea Jenkins, City of Minneapolis Councilmember, and Ashlei Blue, North Carolina State Director, cuss and discuss about Trump’s first 100 days.

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30 May 1928569989188989283

Each guest shares their unique perspective on how they’re viewing and navigating this overwhelming political climate while still finding room for joy and energy for continued resistance.

Listen now >>> https://songpower.podbean.com/e/cuss-discuss-episode-one/

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