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📜 Conoce tu Constitución: La enmienda de la semana La 19.ª Enmienda: El derecho de las mujeres al voto Qué significa: El gobierno no puede negarle a una persona el derecho a votar por motivos de sexo. El Congreso puede aprobar leyes para hacer cumplir esta protección. Por qué importa: Las mujeres lucharon durante generaciones para tener voz en las decisiones que afectan sus vidas. Esta enmienda fue una gran victoria, pero muchas mujeres, especialmente las mujeres de color, s

📜 Know Your Constitution: Amendment of the Week The 19th Amendment: Women’s Right to Vote What it means: The government cannot deny someone the right to vote because of their sex. Congress can pass laws to enforce that protection. Why it matters: Women fought for generations to have a say in decisions affecting their lives. This amendment was a major victory, but many women, especially women of color, still faced barriers to voting afterward. Having a voice in our government

❤️💙 THANK YOU, TRI-CITIES! What an incredible day of community, connection, and standing together! A heartfelt thank you to the approximately 800 community members who joined us for No Kings: Vote Early on October 17! Together, we made this a successful, peaceful event filled with meaningful conversations, laughter, new friendships, and memories that will last long after the day ended. Beyond the signs and enthusiasm, the event provided an opportunity to share important voti

Your community. Your issues. Your voice. 💙 On October 11, 47 community members came together for the Tri-Cities Community Issue Forum to share their experiences, listen to their neighbors, and give voice to the issues affecting our community. Thank you to everyone who attended, shared a perspective, volunteered, or supported this gathering. Building a stronger community begins with showing up for one another, and you did. We’re grateful to NAACP Tri-Cities and LULAC Tri-Citi

Know Your Constitution: The Fifteenth Amendment This week, we are looking at the Fifteenth Amendment. It says that US citizens cannot be kept from voting because of their race, color, or because they were once enslaved. It also says that Congress has the power to make laws to help protect this right. The Fifteenth Amendment is an important part of the history of voting rights in the United States. What does protecting the right to vote mean to you? Follow along as we keep lea

Conoce tu Constitución: La Decimoquinta Enmienda Esta semana revisaremos la Decimoquinta Enmienda. Esta enmienda dice que a los ciudadanos de los Estados Unidos no se les puede negar el derecho al voto por su raza, color, o por haber sido esclavizados en el pasado. También dice que el Congreso tiene el poder de crear leyes para proteger ese derecho. La Decimoquinta Enmienda es una parte importante de la historia del derecho al voto en los Estados Unidos. ¿Qué significa para t