100 Black Men of America Brings “Real Men Vote” Campaign to Milwaukee

As the nation gears up for the consequential 2024 elections, 100 Black Men of America, Inc. is launching a powerful “Real Men Vote” campaign to educate and engage Black male voters. The influential mentoring organization will embark on a 14-city tour, with a key stop in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to combat misinformation and emphasize the importance of voting.

The stakes are high in 2024, with the presidential election, 435 House seats, and over 30 Senate seats on the ballot. In response, 100 Black Men of America is stepping up to ensure Black men have the accurate information they need to make informed decisions at the polls. With over 4,000 registered voters among its membership, the organization is well-positioned to drive voter education and participation.

“Black men have the potential to shape the future of our nation,” said Dr. Wes Bellamy, Public Policy Committee Chair. “The ‘Real Men Vote’ campaign will provide them with the tools to leverage their voting power and protect our vision for the future.”

When the tour stops in Milwaukee, attendees can expect a thought-provoking town hall discussing the issues at stake and the importance of voting. By partnering with groups like the Collective Education Fund and Black Voters Matter, 100 Black Men of America aims to engage Black men from diverse backgrounds in a collaborative approach.

As a nonpartisan organization dedicated to improving quality of life and enhancing opportunities for African Americans, 100 Black Men of America brings credibility and consistency to this vital effort. Through mentorship, education, health & wellness, and economic empowerment initiatives, they have a proven track record of empowering community members.

While the “Real Men Vote” campaign tackles serious issues, the Milwaukee event promises to be engaging and accessible. Attendees will come away with a clearer understanding of what’s at stake in 2024 and how they can make their voices heard.

In a time of heightened misinformation targeting Black male voters, 100 Black Men of America’s steadfast commitment to objective voter education is more critical than ever. As the tour makes its way to Milwaukee and beyond, it will undoubtedly provoke meaningful conversations and inspire action at the ballot box.

To learn more about the “Real Men Vote” campaign and upcoming tour dates, visit 100blackmen.org/real-men-vote/ and follow 100 Black Men of America on social media. With this influential organization leading the charge, Milwaukee’s Black men are poised to make a resounding impact in 2024 and beyond.