Ladies - if you are considering NOT voting, please listen to the words of Fannie Lou Hamer. She was a deeply Christian woman who felt that fighting for civil rights was also a spiritual fight.
Let her words remind you of why you should exercise your right to vote regardless of who or what party you choose to vote for.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-RoVzAqhYk&feature=share
Also, I encourage you to learn more about her.
This woman's historic testimony is beyond evidence that the gay agenda has
absolutely no right to compare their selfish rhetoric (which they call a struggle), to the true pains of what Black people went through for what is
truly the definition of civil rights. Blacks paid the true price and they still are.
My grandparents lived this ... the struggle and the life of Fannie Lou Hamer. And they never gave up. The enriched life that I live, I live because of them and all by the grace of God.
I watched my mother and father get dressed as if they were going to Church or to a business meeting, my aunts and uncles, as they left together going to vote. I remember them talk about the upcoming voting and they regarded it with great honour and importance.
My father's aunt is 103 years 'young' and yet she still votes, and with a sound mind. She earned it for herself and for each of us in her legacy.
I will indeed be voting as I always have, however, my vote is so precious, still stained with their blood and tears, that I will not defile it; that's the right that my people died for and I will not disappoint them. They taught me something more... to always stand for righteousness and allow God to take care of the rest. He always does.
