Celebrities turn out to raise money for SC Equality PAC
COLUMBIA, SC – Celebrities turn out for a LIVE Virtual Fundraiser OUT AND VOTING to raise money for SC Equality PAC, the political action committee of SC Equality, on Thursday, October 14, 2020 at 7:30PM.
Ty Herndon, Country Music Artist & Philanthropist, Omar Sharif, Jr., Actor & Activist along with Fortune Feimster, Comedian, Writer & Actor will join this event to help elect pro-equality candidates in November. Hosting this LIVE event will be Danielle Moodie, a cultural connoisseur and “Warrior Princess of the Resistance.” Every day, she brings her listeners the scoop on all the political news popping — from the state of the current Washington Swamp to Hollywood — on her morning show WokeAF Daily and Zeke Stokes, a South Carolina native and a veteran of the fights to repeal ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ and overturn the so-called Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) at the U.S. Supreme Court, Zeke Stokes joined GLAAD as Vice President of Programs in 2014. Now GLAAD’s Chief Programs Officer, he oversees GLAAD’s advocacy work to advance the stories of LGBTQ people that lead to positive cultural change in the United States and abroad. He leads a staff of media professionals in both Los Angeles and New York City charged with executing GLAAD’s campaigns and initiatives in entertainment, news, youth engagement, spanish language, transgender representation, and more.
The SC Equality PAC, the political action committee of SC Equality, the statewide LGBTQ civil rights group, has weighed in with it’s 1st round of endorsements for state and local races for the 2020 season. And in a state that consistently ranks in the bottom tier for LGBTQ rights, the decisions on which candidates who will champion LGBTQ causes are crucial.
“For the past two years, we’ve watched every bill that would improve the lives of LGBTQ South Carolinians get voted down in our state legislature,” said Jeff Ayers, Executive Director of SC Equality. “It’s our hope South Carolina will become a better place to live for its LGBTQ population by removing daily difficulties for its transgender residents, prohibiting conversion therapy and blocking harmful religious exemption bills.”
SC Equality PAC is in the middle of it’s endorsement process and will be rolling out it’s next list of endorsements in the coming weeks. SC Equality Coalition, the political advocacy arm of SC Equality, will be announcing it’s endorsements for federal offices in the coming days.
The list of endorsements can be found in the 2020 LGBTQ Voter Guide (which will be updated as new endorsements are announced) by clicking the link below.
Celebrities turn out to raise money for SC Equality PAC
Thursday, October 14, 2020 at 7:30PM.
COLUMBIA, SC – Celebrities turn out for a LIVE Virtual Fundraiser OUT AND VOTING to raise money for SC Equality PAC, the political action committee of SC Equality, on Thursday, October 14, 2020 at 7:30PM.
Ty Herndon, Country Music Artist & Philanthropist, Omar Sharif, Jr., Actor & Activist along with Fortune Feimster, Comedian, Writer & Actor will join this event to help elect pro-equality candidates in November. Hosting this LIVE event will be Danielle Moodie, a cultural connoisseur and “Warrior Princess of the Resistance.” Every day, she brings her listeners the scoop on all the political news popping — from the state of the current Washington Swamp to Hollywood — on her morning show WokeAF Daily and Zeke Stokes, a South Carolina native and a veteran of the fights to repeal ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ and overturn the so-called Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) at the U.S. Supreme Court, Zeke Stokes joined GLAAD as Vice President of Programs in 2014. Now GLAAD’s Chief Programs Officer, he oversees GLAAD’s advocacy work to advance the stories of LGBTQ people that lead to positive cultural change in the United States and abroad. He leads a staff of media professionals in both Los Angeles and New York City charged with executing GLAAD’s campaigns and initiatives in entertainment, news, youth engagement, spanish language, transgender representation, and more.
Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased by clicking the link below. OUT AND VOTING is a not to miss event to see some of your favorite artists to rally LGBTQ South Carolinians to the polls in November.
The SC Equality PAC, the political action committee of SC Equality, the statewide LGBTQ civil rights group, has weighed in with it’s 1st round of endorsements for state and local races for the 2020 season. And in a state that consistently ranks in the bottom tier for LGBTQ rights, the decisions on which candidates who will champion LGBTQ causes are crucial.
“For the past two years, we’ve watched every bill that would improve the lives of LGBTQ South Carolinians get voted down in our state legislature,” said Jeff Ayers, Executive Director of SC Equality. “It’s our hope South Carolina will become a better place to live for its LGBTQ population by removing daily difficulties for its transgender residents, prohibiting conversion therapy and blocking harmful religious exemption bills.”
SC Equality PAC is in the middle of it’s endorsement process and will be rolling out it’s next list of endorsements in the coming weeks. SC Equality Coalition, the political advocacy arm of SC Equality, will be announcing it’s endorsements for federal offices in the coming days.
The list of endorsements can be found in the 2020 LGBTQ Voter Guide (which will be updated as new endorsements are announced) by clicking the link below.
