Black Radio Solidarity: Driving Souls To The Polls From November 2019 to November 2020

LOS ANGELES - Sept. 9, 2019 - PRLog -- Sheryl Underwood, co-host of The Talk on CBS, founder and personality on Sheryl Underwood Radio and 23^rd International President of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. is rallying the airwaves, business owners and the community to Drive Souls to the Polls for the 2019/2020 elections. Black Radio Solidarity: Driving Souls To The Polls, a "Doing Good In The Neighborhood" initiative founded by Underwood, that urges all media to unite to use the power of the public airwaves to drive people to action, to vote in both the November 2019 and the November 2020 elections, participate in Census 2020 and join the August 2020 "March For Jobs & Freedom 2020: A Historical Re-Creation Of The 1963 March On Washington".

The campaign is supported by Sheryl Underwood Radio's 423 affiliates, all media outlets airing The Warren Ballentine Show, all affiliates of Make It Plain with Mark Thompson, as well as other entities that are joining the campaign.

Local and state elections will be held across the country in November 2019 and a significant Presidential election looms ahead in November 2020. Underwood, who launched the first Drive Souls To The Polls in 2016, is urging Black media, Black-owned businesses, Historically Black Colleges and Universities, historically under-represented communities and all civil rights and NPHC organizations to join this noble cause to stand up and move forward to change the political narrative to one that advocates for equity, opportunity and fairness for all people, especially people of color.

According to Underwood, "I'm passionate about this year-long movement, because we have to make sure that the people elected to serve are serving the interest of the people that elected them. I also want everyone to join me in Washington, DC in August 2020 for the "March For Jobs & Freedom 2020: A Historical Re-Creation Of The 1963 March On Washington."

All formats of Black Radio, HBCU campus stations, TV and Internet shows are asked to join the movement by signing up on BlackRadioSolidarity.com. This is not just a radio campaign, it's a civic campaign, and so black-owned businesses are also encouraged to join the effort.

Vic Frost, Executive Producer for Sheryl Underwood Radio adds this, "Voting is a right and a responsibility. It is the microphone for your voice to be heard.  Everyone who is legally eligible to vote, should vote."

For more information and links to participating radio outlets visit http://www.blackradiosolidarity.com/

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