MOBB United for Social Change, Inc.

10/06/2024

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Monday, October 7, 2024 is the deadline to register to vote in Texas. All applications must be postmarked tomorrow. Check out this article for more information about Texas voter rights and resources:

https://www.texastribune.org/2024/10/04/texas-voter-registration-2024/

Click here for Deadlines in other states: https://vote.gov/register

Not sure if you're registered? Visit https://www.mobbunited.org/our_initiatives and check your registration status!

MOBB United is dedicated to eliminating the racial disparity that puts our Black sons at a disadvantage in the areas of education and the criminal justice system. To do this, we promote changing negative perceptions and increasing awareness and understanding of the plight of Black boys and men in Am...

09/29/2024

MOBB United for Social Change (MUSC) stands behind Darryl & Darresha George as they battle the Barbers Hill ISD against the unfair treatment of Darryl. That is why we are working with appellate attorney Dylan O. Drummond, JD/MBA, attorney Allie Booker, and appellate attorney Mia Lorick to present an amicus brief.

As a partner in the development and recognition of The CROWNact, we are appalled at the Barbers Hill ISD's complete disregard for Texas State Law.

Thank you for all the hard work being done and allowing MUSC to partner with you in this fight.



Review our briefs laying out the merits of the case:

• https://lnkd.in/gQHfZPgG

• https://lnkd.in/g_eXTHhM

07/27/2024

Join the close-out all day event for MOBBiversary!

From Mourning to Movement 🖤🩷 — Join us for the next New Talk for Moms of Black Boys podcast as we wrap up our 8th MOBBiversary with a special telethon on July 28th.

Tune in as our leaders on the frontlines discuss the status quo, the year in review, and more. Let's continue to uplift, empower, and inspire each other to support! ✨

07/21/2024

Tune in TONIGHT!

After the tragic loss of her son, Ahmaud Arbery, Wanda's resilience and mission to keep his name alive led to the creation of The Ahmaud Arbery Foundation.

We are thrilled to have Wanda Cooper Jones featured on the New Talk Podcast for Moms of Black Boys on July 21, 2024. A mother, founder, advocate, and business professional, Wanda is turning a moment of hate into a movement of love.

After the tragic loss of her son, Ahmaud Arbery, Wanda's resilience and mission to keep his name alive led to the creation of The Ahmaud Arbery Foundation. This nonprofit advocates for Black boys and underrepresented communities, promoting equitable access to mental and physical health resources and education.

Wanda's activism has driven significant changes, including the passing of Georgia’s hate crime legislation and the repeal of the citizen’s arrest law. Through the Ahmaud Arbery Foundation scholarship program, she continues to support local students in achieving their higher education goals.

Wanda Cooper Jones is not just a mom but a victorious leader and a beacon of hope, proving there is life and joy after tragedy. Join us as she shares her powerful story and mission to promote love, empathy, and equality for all. ❤️