On January 23, 2012, Congressman Allen West is sponsoring a Conservative Black Forum. The event will be moderated by Star Parker. It is a free event, held in the Capitol Building from 10am to Noon.
I am making an appeal to all Black Conservatives who can attend to do so. As our President said in a recent interview, this is a “make or break moment” for America. The problem is, his administration is breaking us. We must do all we can to reverse the tide in Washington. It will mean banding together, creating solutions, and working, working, working to educate our communities, and effect change.
Please contact Reginald Darby, Senior Legislative Assistant, for more information and to register!
About Marie Stroughter
The traditional bio for Marie Stroughter would be: “Loving wife to hubby of over 20 years, and homeschooling mom to three adorable kids (and one spunky cat!).” Getting a little bolder would be to say that she is an adoptive mom of two, and a freelance writer and copyeditor. Unique factoids might include: social media addict….uh, maven, avid knitter and Founding Mama of her local knitting Guild, and a devotee of all things gadgety. The rabble-rousing version would read: “Marie Stroughter is the activist mom turned co-founder of African-American Conservatives, and, the opinionated, no-holds-barred host of the African-American Conservatives radio show carried on Blog Talk Radio, and, From The Right Radio where she chats weekly with political movers and shakers like Karl Rove, Steve Forbes, Michelle Malkin, Star Parker, Newt Gingrich, Senator Jim DeMint, and other conservative all-stars and rising stars in addition to her contributor status with Breitbart.com and the iVillage #iVoices and iVote projects.” But the latter would be a run-on sentence, so we’ll stick with the others. [wink]
I just learned of this forum today. How in the world can federal civilians get notification of future events of this nature. I am a member of the National Black Republican Association and I am very interested in attending these special events. This is something special and I am happy to see conservative blacks pushing responsibility and hard work vs victimization and entitlements.