Black Women and Campaign 2008
2008-07-11T09:03:47-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/71a/206011-04-m.jpgMelanie Campbell, who is participating in today’s National Black Women’s Town Hall Meeting, hosted by the National Council of Negro Women, talked about what black women are considering as they participate in the presidential election later this year. Earlier this year in the “State of Black America” report, Ms. Campbell wrote that health care and economic issues are very important for black women in deciding how they will vote. Ms. Campbell also responded to telephone calls and electronic mail.
Melanie Campbell, who is participating in today’s National Black Women’s Town Hall Meeting, hosted by the National Council of Negro Women, talked about… read more
Melanie Campbell, who is participating in today’s National Black Women’s Town Hall Meeting, hosted by the National Council of Negro Women, talked about what black women are considering as they participate in the presidential election later this year. Earlier this year in the “State of Black America” report, Ms. Campbell wrote that health care and economic issues are very important for black women in deciding how they will vote. Ms. Campbell also responded to telephone calls and electronic mail. close
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