Georgia women deserve our honor and support in Macon today




Happy Women's Equality Day!

Eighty-nine years ago today, America's Suffragettes succeeded in securing the constitutionally- protected right to vote for themselves, their daughters and women today.

The 19th amendment to the U.S. Constitution, giving women the right to vote, was ratified August 26th, 1920. Please take a moment today to remember the women who fought so hard to secure our political participation and voice today, and to pave the way for other groups to secure their own voting rights.

Support the women of Georgia's WIN List today in honor of the women who gave us the right to vote, to run for office and to serve!

And finally, remember to join Georgia's WIN List in celebrating Viola Ross Napier-the first woman to serve in the Georgia Assembly-as we honor Rep. Nikki T. Randall TOMORROW in Macon.

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HOST COMMITTEE

Roy and Marie Barnes,  Lauren Logan Benedict, Wendy and Russell Boston, Melanie and Chuck Byrd, Peggy DuBose, Bubber and Katherine Epps, Duke Groover, Melissa and Ken Hodges, Patrise Perkins-Hooker, Eleanor Lane, Carol and DuBose Porter, Charlotte McMullan, Caroline Moise, Amy and Daryl Morton, Melissa Mullinax, Candace Smith, Rob Teilhet, Nancy Terrill, Joni Woolf



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Rep. Nikki Randall




GEORGIA'S WIN LIST INVITES YOU TO:

The 3rd VIOLA ROSS NAPIER CELEBRATION

 

HONORING


State Representative

Nikki T. Randall


 

Tomorrow! Thursday, August 27th

5:30-7:30 pm

 

The Home of Ms. Charlotte McMullan

156 Rogers Avenue

Macon, Georgia 31204


 

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