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For The Record: Yes on E! Save Lives In Honor of Mario, Trayvon, Oscar, Michael, Philando..Vote Today-London Breed TWICE Qualified Plus Some
June 6, 2018

"Get Out and Vote" Message from Wright Enterprises posted on June 5, 2018 election day.

Wright Enterprises-Community Spotlight
Wright Enterprises-Community Spotlight
 
Press Release

June 5, 2018


ELECTION DAY!
 
 

AFRICAN AMERICAN TOBACCO CONTROL LEADERSHIP COUNCIL 

AATCLC SAYS VOTE YES ON E 
 
Click Image to hear Carol McGruder, co-founder of AATCLC says _Yes on E_ will save lives. Interview host Harrison Chastang of KPOO Radio.


San Francisco-In a powerful interview about Prop E Carol McGruder speaks with KPOO News Director Harrison Chastang explaining, "We do this for Mario, Trayvon, Oscar, Michael, Philando...and all our boys who are still alive.  Don't ever forget that the biggest super- predator of Black and Brown men is Big Tobacco!  This is not about freedom of choice for adults, it is about addiction.   

Addiction = Slavery.  San Francisco the country is watching... 
show them  "this is how we do it"!! 

YES, YES, YES on Prop E."  Click here for interview and history of the legislation to save lives.
 
Late San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee (who passed unexpectedly in December 2017) stood with Malia Cohen, (Board of Equalization candidate in today's elections) as she introduced the ground breaking legislation on flavored tobacco in April 2017. Click image for history of the landmark legislation.
 















SAN FRANCISCO VOTE TODAY
 
San Francisco Mayor London Breed...Voters make historic decision manana. Click image to see what mayoral hopeful London Breed says about her leadership for San Francisco. "Attack the challenges not each other." 
 
Malia Cohen, the Equalizer Too! Board of Equalization!
 
 
Community News...
The San Francisco Black Film Festival in June, Father's Day Weekend, June 14-17, 2018! Sponsorship Opportunities Still Available. Contact, Jackie Wright, 415 525 0410. Check out the National Coalition of 100 Black Women's "Doris Ward Workforce Development partnership. 
20/20 Vision @SFBFF
 


PRICELESS MOMENTS WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO BLACK FILM FESTIVAL-SHARE YOURS!
 
Use Your Social Media to Say Congratulations to 
the San Francisco Black Film Festival
 
Congratulate with Twitter Handle @SFBFF! 

Samples: 

"June 14-17, 2018 @SFBFF 20/20! Congrats Kali and Katerra;" 
"Congratulations San Francisco Black Film Festival! @SFBFF 20 Years & Counting!" 
"Congratulations @SFBFF San Francisco Black Film Festival for 20 Great Years!" "We Love You @SFBFF, June 14-17!" 
"@SFBFF June 14-17, 2018 Keep Up The Good Work!" 
"@SFBFF 20/20 Vision June 14-17, 2018 in San Francisco!" 

                    (Create Your Own Message! Thank You!)
              
Post Your Past Photo:

The Beautiful People at The San Francisco Black Film Festival at Fillmore's Jazz Heritage Center-photos by Auintard Henderson, Photographers @ Large! 
 
  

  
 
 
MY DAD IS MY HERO CONTEST @SFBFF- ENTRIES FROM ALL AGES WELCOME!

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FOR YOUR CORPORATE COMMUNITY OUTREACH PLANS CONTACT JACKIE WRIGHT, 
Intern, Volunteer with Wright Enterprises---College Age or Elder & All Ages In between--looking for an opportunity to learn about media relations, public relations, event planning and more, contact Jackie Wright, jackiewright@wrightnow.biz---subject line: Intern/Volunteer!  
Work on projects like The San Francisco Chapter of The National Coalition of 100 Black Women's "Doris Ward Workforce Development & Employment Training Program,"  Goodwill Donate-athon, Oakland International Film Festival, NAMI Walks, San Francisco Black Film Festival & More Community Services events.
 
A member of the 
San Francisco Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Doris Ward was remembered at the Delancey Street Foundation Theater Saturday, May 19, 2018. The Black San Francisco Board of Supervisors President, who passed away in April, was a strong advocate for racial and economic justice. In January, The chapter's
workforce development employment and training Program was renamed in honor of Ward. Previously named "Bridging the Generations Workforce Development Employment and Training Program, It was created by member Jackie Wright in 2011. The first project under Ward's name will be the "Brand Ambassador" project with the San Francisco Black Film Festival, June 14-17.
Doris Ward Workforce Development & Employment Training Program seeking "Brand Ambassadors" for San Francisco Black Film Festival, June 14-17th.  A stipend is  available for training and work hours. Contact: jackiewright@wrightnow.biz---subject line: Brand Ambassador or call, 415 525 0410.  
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