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WHEN WE ALL VOTE SPEAKS TO THE PEOPLE

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Throughout Black History Month, When We All Vote is interviewing volunteers and partners who work with us to ensure their communities are registered and ready to vote. So many of us make history every day, and we are proud to honor these voices in action. To get involved with When We All Vote, visit   whenweallvote.org/takeaction .     Meet Jonathan Kirkland, Head of Marketing & Brand at BLK, a dating app built for Black singles to find meaningful connections. Leading BLK's growth, he formulates the brand's vision, emphasizing community building and diverse expressions of Black love and life. With expertise in content strategy, digital marketing, partnerships, and more, Jonathan's efforts have elevated BLK's presence. READ JONATHAN'S STORY HERE Q: As a partner of When We All Vote, how do you connect the historical struggles of the civil rights movement with today to encourage voter registration and turnout in the communities you serve thro

JUGGERKNOT THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS CONJURING THE KING

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Back by popular demand, Juggerknot Theatre Company, the creators of the immersive hit show Miami Motel Stories bring you Conjuring The King A  immersive  Elvis theatre experience! Written by Dipti Bramhandkar Immersive Concept & Direction by Ana Margineau Starring  Susie K. Taylor and June Raven Romero Welcome to “Conjuring The King” a one of a kind immersive Elvis theatre Experience! This one-woman show is led by Avery, the president of the Miami Elvis “Fan Club”. Experience fandom like never before and the personal ties that bind us to our idols. YOU are one of 15 lucky guests invited to a secret location in Little River, only revealed to you once you purchase a ticket. Get ready to dive into Elvis mania! TICKETS This is your chance to flaunt it, Elvis-style! Ladies, tease that hair, and boys, bring your swivel hips and break out that rhinestone jumpsuit! P.S. Be quick, like Elvis on his comeback special, these tickets are hotter than a hunka hunka burning