Promises Made, Promises Kept - PMPK

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When the Lord speaks, it's best to stop what you're doing and listen. It pays to pause for the Master's "cause".

PMPK has taken a brief break until God moves us in the direction God wants me to go. I am hearing alot about redistricting, but no one is talking about prison-based gerrymandering. Avoiding that conversation is like putting a bandaid over cancer.

Columbus voters approve creation of civilian review board for police The board would direct, fund and staff an independent Inspector General department that would investigate allegations of misconduct and other police actions.

Columbus, OH, we have work to do. Campaign promises were made and our leaders need to be held accountable.

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Promises Made, Promises Kept will profile Chat After Church segments this Sunday and our thoughts about the next election cycle.

Encouraging Civic Engagement Politicians and elected officials tend to make plenty of promises when they are campaigning for your vote. Dr. Wanda Suber has created a platform that holds your local officials accountable for what they say. Dr. Suber will talk about her faith and how it inspires her civic engagement organization.....

MY GOD IS SUFFICIENT--A message from Promises Made Promises Kept on this Resurrection Sunday. Please stay home, wash your hands, and always practice social or physical distancing. If not for yourself, do it for those you love.

As of Thursday afternoon, about 20% of the 5,512 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Ohio were African American patients, who make up just 12% of the population.

Common sense is a useful weapon against the virus. But if that route doesn't excite you, you can still get your makeup and nails done and even that pedicure, and I know you won't mind waiting because according to the mortician the office stays open. Be well, stay well on this Resurrection SON's Day. PMPK

STAY WOKE--this is a copy of a recent news article: Ohio will move its presidential primary election to late April and conduct it almost entirely by mail after the governor and top state health officials ordered the polls closed in mid-March, citing an unacceptable health risk posed by crowded voting locations.

While Gov. Mike DeWine had initially proposed a June 2 primary as a substitute, the Ohio legislature has moved the official date to April 28. Under the new plan, approximately 7.8 million registered voters in Ohio will receive postcards
with instructions for applying for a ballot. Ballots postmarked by April 27 will be counted.Only those voters who are disabled or who do not have a permanent address will be allowed to vote in person, by appearing at their local elections boards.

Ohio’s secretary of state, Frank LaRose, and voting rights advocates have criticized the new timetable. Mr. LaRose, who had favored a June 2 primary, called it “disappointing” that the legislature had “significantly reduced the time to bring this
primary to a close.”

The League of Women Voters said it was exploring the possibility of filing a lawsuit to stop the new process. “The whole package is a problem,” said Jen Miller, executive director of the League of Women Voters of Ohio. “States that do vote-by-mail have a process that’s 10 weeks. We’re trying to transfer that to four.”

Remember to join us at 2 p.m. tomorrow for a Chat After Church . Believe me...You don't want to miss this!!!

Women Business Owners and Facebook family let's talk about How to Thrive and Survive During the Coronavirus. Please join me at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 29th for a Facebook Live talk-show format titled "Chat After Church" (hosted by Dr. Wanda Suber, Founder of Promises Made-Promises Kept, PMPK). A Live notification will appear on the PMPK FB page. Grab a seat and tune in as Linda Pringle-Evans, owner of Pringle Business Consulting (www.pringlebizconsulting.com) shares valuable tips on how to develop strategies to personalize your business brand. Linda's wealth of knowledge and entrepreneurial discipline will leave you wanting more business tips, and more is what you'll get during future segments. Not only will Linda be a regular guest to offer business tips, but "Chat After Church" table conversations will cover topics like holistic wellness, women's health, and student-loan debt. As a non-partisan group, we stress the importance of voting smart. Remember to vote for the person's performance not for the party. Visit our website at https:// www.promisesmade-promiseskept.com to access the voting record of in- or out-of-state public officials. By the way, you don't want to miss the segment when we introduce an innovative and impressive 11-year-old entrepreneur. If you are a Black female business owner, you'll want to be upfront and personal during that segment as well as each guest segment when Linda shares coveted business tips. So, grab a seat and your favorite mug and please join us at 2 p.m. on March 29th! You're already at home anyway why not try something new? And by the way, how often are you invited to join a restaurant conversation between two Black female friends who come together for a Chat After Church?

Don't forget to tune in this Sunday at 2 p.m. EST for the Chat After Church.

Grab a cup of coffee (or your favorite beverage) and join us at 2 p.m. on this Sunday, March 29th when I introduce my first guest during the premier of Chat After Church!!! A relaxed but real conversation that most Black women are not privy to because they don't have a seat at the table. But Shirley Chisholm said "bring your own folding chair" because you will want a seat at this table for a relaxed, but real conversation as we host this segment of Chat After Church .

Women Business Owners and Facebook family let's talk about How to Thrive and Survive During the Coronavirus. Please join me at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 29th for a Facebook Live talk-show format titled "Chat After Church" (hosted by Dr. Wanda Suber, Founder of Promises Made-Promises Kept, PMPK). A Live notification will appear on the PMPK FB page. Grab a seat and tune in as Linda Pringle-Evans, owner of Pringle Business Consulting (www.pringlebizconsulting.com) shares valuable tips on how to develop strategies to personalize your business brand. Linda's wealth of knowledge and entrepreneurial discipline will leave you wanting more business tips, and more is what you'll get during future segments. Not only will Linda be a regular guest to offer business tips, but "Chat After Church" table conversations will cover topics like holistic wellness, women's health, and student-loan debt. As a non-partisan group, we stress the importance of voting smart. Remember to vote for the person's performance not for the party. Visit our website at https:// www.promisesmade-promiseskept.com to access the voting record of in- or out-of-state public officials. By the way, you don't want to miss the segment when we introduce an innovative and impressive 11-year-old entrepreneur. If you are a Black female business owner, you'll want to be upfront and personal during that segment as well as each guest segment when Linda shares coveted business tips. So, grab a seat and your favorite mug and please join us at 2 p.m. on March 29th! You're already at home anyway why not try something new? And by the way, how often are you invited to join a restaurant conversation between two Black female friends who come together for a Chat After Church?

Stay tuned for more powerful discussions with these ladies!

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Remember to get out and vote. When you elect not to vote, someone else's vote is made on your behalf.