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Candidate Trump made divisive statements, encouraged violence at his campaign rallies, shared space with racists, and rode their fear and anger all the way to the White House. Ergo, who is surprised that his entrance to the Oval Office did not serve as some sort of metamorphosis? That he continues to defend and celebrate white nationalists? Who expected a Commander-In-Chief who would all of a sudden support equality and immediately and miraculously achieve the dignity required to occupy the office? Candidate Trump had senators, members of Congress, mayors, and others who supported his candidacy, defended his words, and even echoed them. Ergo, who is surprised at the silence of those who have been silent and/or complicit for years on the heels of his press conference yesterday? The sub-human racists who marched in Charlottesville have since returned to homes, children, and spouses. They have returned to offices where they work among us and impact the lives of people of color. And, today, they have breathed a sigh of relief after the President of the United States stood before the world yesterday to let them know he has their back. Standing next to him while he made these remarks? Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao. Who showed up at the WH today still working for this president? The same people who rolled with him on the campaign trail. Some are people of color. Some are not. But they are unified in their complicity for a man who continues to defend, elevate, and celebrate white supremacists. Never forget. Here’s what we have today:- Mourners will gather in Charlottesville, VA today to honor 32-year-old Heather Heyer who was killed when a car rammed into a crowd of people protesting a white nationalist rally that descended into violence last weekend. Attendees were asked to wear purple, Heyer's favorite color, in her memory. As of this morning, the president has yet to call her family.
- Trump can be beaten. Earlier this week, he lost a six-year legal battle to trumpet player Tom Scharfeld. While seemingly small in the face of everything going on around us, it shows that the perseverance of the little guy, fighting for what’s right, pays off in the end.
- Luther Stranger comes in second in Alabama’s Senate primary even after Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) both campaigned for him.
- Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) leads Dem resolution for Trump to fire Bannon, Gorka, and Miller.
- Quad-Caucus also demands the immediate removal of Bannon, Gorka, and Miller.
- April Ryan on the Trump attack ad.
- Obama is the most liked!
- Congressman Ted Lieu (D-CA) leads Foreign Affairs Committee letter questioning Trump on Diplomatic Security nominee.
- Congressman Rubén Gallego (D-AZ) says admin lacks coherent North Korea strategy.
- Congressman Luis Gutiérrez (D-IL) and Ben Jealous arrested during DACA rally.
- 125+ mayors and county officials call on Trump to protect DACA.
- NAHJ to honor Jim Acosta.
- Hispanic Heritage Foundation to honor Gael García Bernal.
- Will Lionel Richie boycott Kennedy Center Honors because of 45?
- Intel’s diversity report is out.
- Rev. Al Sharpton says bias, hate, and racism are now mainstream in America.
- Civil rights violation lawsuit filed against Sheriff David Clarke.
- Congressman Bennie Thompson (D-MS) calls for the removal of all Confederate monuments in the U.S. Capitol and Mississippi.
- Puerto Rico continues statehood push by swearing in a delegation to Congress.
- Texas redistricting map found to discriminate against Latinos.
- Are you following @YesYoureRacist on Twitter? They’re asking for help identifying “Nazis marching in Charlottesville.” Read the story in blogs.
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Congressman Raúl Grijalva (D-AZ) on Tuesday visiting with constituents at his Tucson office. | |  | Senator Mazie Hirono (D-HI) on Monday talking with Christina Kishimoto, Superintendent of the Hawaii State Department of Education. | |
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Obama Breaks His Own Twitter Record
Yesterday, we told you former President Barack Obama’s tweet quoting Nelson Mandela featuring a 2011 picture of him greeting kids at a day care facility near Sasha’s school was the third-most liked tweet in Twitter’s history. Now, POTUS44 has broken his own record. With more than 3.1 million likes already, it’s the most “liked” tweet in Twitter history. A spokesperson for Twitter said the tweet broke the record just after 10P on Tuesday. That was hours after Donald Trump defended white supremacists in his most recent remarks about the domestic terrorist attack that happened on Saturday in Charlottesville, VA. More here.
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Quad-Caucus Demands Immediate Removal of Bannon, Gorka, Miller
On Tuesday, the leadership of the Congressional Quad-Caucus -- which is comprised of chairs of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC), the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus (CAPAC), the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC), and the Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC) -- with Congresswoman Barbara Lee (D-CA) and Congressman David Cicilline (D-RI) sent a letter to Donald Trump calling for the immediate removal of Steve Bannon, Sebastian Gorka, and Stephen Miller from the White House. “As Members of Congress, but more importantly, as Americans, we are deeply concerned that their continued influence on U.S. policy emboldens and tacitly approves the ideological extremism that leads white supremacists to spread violence and hatred,” the letter reads. To see the entire letter, click here.
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Luis Gutiérrez and Ben Jealous Arrested During DACA Rally
Congressman Luis Gutiérrez (D-IL) and MD gubernatorial candidate Ben Jealous were arrested Tuesday during a rally in support of DACA. Though Trump has said DACA recipients should “rest easy,” he has failed to commit fully to protecting the program, leading some to worry that the program’s vast stores of data on undocumented people could be used to target them for deportation. “I am a citizen and know when I leave my house in the morning that I will return that night, but millions of immigrants leave for work or school each day unsure whether they will be arrested and detained. I gave up a few hours of my freedom to stand up for them,” said Gutiérrez. “It is a shame and an embarrassment – es una vergüenza – the way this White House has turned on immigrants and fomented animosity towards immigrant families.” Gustavo Torres, Executive Director of the immigrant advocacy group CASA, was also arrested. CASA retweeted a report that 25 additional people had been arrested. Video on Gutiérrez’s Facebook page shows individuals at the sit-in in front of the White House being arrested one-by-one. See it here.
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|  | Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard (D-CA) on Tuesday showing her support for DACA on the fifth anniversary of the program. | |  | Congressman Jimmy Gómez (D-CA) back home in Los Angeles speaking in support of DACA and DREAMers. | |
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Chao Says She Stands By Her Man -- Both of Them
On Tuesday, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said she supports both her husband, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), and Donald Trump. The two are beefing over Trump’s cyberbullying Twitter fingers repeatedly blaming McConnell for the Senate's failure to pass legislation to repeal and replace Obamacare, going so far as to suggest that McConnell step down if he can't get Trump's agenda through the chamber. "I stand by my man — both of them,” Chao told reporters in NYC on Tuesday. And she did just that on Tuesday afternoon while the president elevated and defended white supremacists in a press conference. Chao had participated in an infrastructure discussion earlier with the president at Trump Tower. More here.
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Bennie Thompson Calls for Removal of All Confederate Monuments in U.S. Capitol and Mississippi
On Tuesday, Congressman Bennie Thompson (D-MS) called for the removal of all Confederate monuments and emblems in the United States Capitol and on the Mississippi state flag. “Confederate memorabilia have no place in this country and especially not in the United States Capitol. These images symbolize a time of racial discrimination and segregation that continues to haunt this country and many African-Americans who still to this day face racism and bigotry,” he said in a statement. He's not alone. Others are following suit. More on that below. Read more here on Thompson's statement.
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Civil Rights Violation Lawsuit Filed Against Sheriff David Clarke
Trump supporter and Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke is the subject of a lawsuit. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that the family of Terrill Thomas, who died of dehydration at the Milwaukee County Jail last year, filed a federal civil rights lawsuit Monday over his death. The lawsuit comes 3½ months after an inquest jury recommended seven people involved in Thomas' detention be charged with crimes, and while District Attorney John Chisholm continues to weigh that decision. The seven jail officials are among 29 defendants named in the lawsuit, including Clarke, whose office runs the jail. The lawsuit says Thomas was subjected to unconscionable pain and suffering, causing his death after he was placed in isolation with no bedding and no water -- a violation of jail policy. More here.
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Joy-Ann Reid on Tuesday getting ready for her Morning Joe appearance. | |  |
Univisión's María Elena Salinas and her family on Tuesday visiting the National Museum of Modern Art in Tokyo. | |
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Catherine Pugh Latest to Topple Confederacy
Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh on Monday announced plans to remove four Confederate statues in the city’s public spaces, which were approved by the City Council that night. Crews began removing Baltimore’s Confederate statues early Wednesday. In California, the Hollywood Forever Cemetery announced plans Tuesday to take down a monument commemorating Confederate veterans after hundreds of activists requested its removal, with some threatening vandalism. Across the nation, Confederate monuments have come under renewed scrutiny. The mayor of Lexington, KY is seeking approval to relocate two Confederate-era monuments in the city, citing the Charlottesville clashes for the timing of his decision. Officials in other southern cities have been considering removal as well. More here.
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Intel Releases Diversity Report
On Tuesday, Intel released their diversity and inclusion report. Encouragingly, they say they’re seeing a stable progress of female, Hispanic, and Native American representation. However, as African American numbers remain flat, they say they have more work to do in achieving full representation by Blacks in technical roles. In June, as part of the company’s previously announced $300 million commitment to diversity, Intel announced a new grant program under which they’re investing $4.5 million in support of STEM pathways programs at HBCUs. Barbara Whye, VP of Human Resources and Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer at Intel Corporation, said, “The social and political climate has evolved as issues of diversity and inclusion have become ever more pressing, especially in our industry. That makes our effort to achieve full representation even more urgent. We’ve come a long way, but there is still much to be done. Since taking on the role of chief diversity and inclusion officer in April, I’ve been evaluating our progress, reflecting on the lessons learned and considering how best to achieve our goals.” See the full report here.
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NM congressional candidate Antoinette Sedillo López on Tuesday at a rally to save DACA. | |  | Members of the UndocuBlack Network ready to rally on Tuesday in DC in support of DACA. | |
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Jayapal Leads Dem Resolution for Trump to Fire Bannon, Gorka, and Miller
In the aftermath of the “Unite the Right” rally and the domestic terrorist attack in Charlottesville, VA, Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) -- joined by 31 other members of Congress -- introduced a resolution urging Donald Trump to further condemn white nationalists, the Ku Klux Klan, neo-Nazis, and other hate groups responsible for the violence, and to remove from the White House and the Trump administration individuals -- including Steve Bannon, Stephen Miller, and Sebastian Gorka -- who support white supremacists. Jayapal said, “White supremacy must be uprooted from our society, but the president has elevated white nationalists to the highest posts of government. It’s time to get these people out of the White House. Donald Trump must unequivocally condemn hate groups and remove from the administration individuals who espouse bigotry or support white supremacists. Enough is enough. The president needs to take decisive action.” See the full resolution and co-sponsors here.
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Lieu Leads Foreign Affairs Committee Letter Questioning Trump on Diplomatic Security Nominee
On Monday, Congressman Ted Lieu (D-CA) led members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee in sending a letter to Donald Trump urging him to nominate a new Assistant Secretary of State for Diplomatic Security. In May, committee members wrote to Trump urging him to quickly nominate a candidate to this position. Since then, no nomination has been made, and Acting Assistant Secretary Bill Miller has tendered his resignation. “The United States must never ask our citizens to serve their nation abroad without providing them the peace of mind that they will be protected while doing so. After making Benghazi such a central issue of your campaign, your disregard for the security of our diplomats sends a terrible message and shows a serious failure of leadership,” Lieu writes. More here.
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Congresswoman Nanette Barrágan (D-CA) on Monday meeting with Carlos García de Alba, Consul General of Mexico in Los Angeles, to talk immigration and border issues. | |  | Congressman Keith Ellison (D-MN) meeting on Tuesday with small business owner Elaine Goepfert in Hopkins. | |
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NAHJ Honors Jim Acosta
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) will honor CNN Senior White House Correspondent Jim Acosta with the NAHJ Presidential Award at the Hall of Fame Gala. Before joining CNN, Acosta served as a CBS News correspondent covering major national news stories including the Iraq War from Baghdad, the 2004 presidential campaign of then-Senator John Kerry, Hurricane Katrina, and the blackout of 2003 that impacted major cities in the Northeast. In addition to honoring Acosta, the organization will also induct five of the nation’s top journalists, academics, and documentarians into the National Association of Hispanic Journalists’ Hall of Fame. Dino Chiecchi, the current multimedia professor at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP); trailblazer of diversity Federico Subervi, Ph.D.; journalist and documentary producer Andrés Cediel; NBC Bay Area reporter Jodi Hernández; and Pulitzer Prize winner Nancy Rivera Brooks will all be inducted into the 2017 Hall of Fame class. The event will take place on Saturday, September 9th in Anaheim, CA. More here.
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Hispanic Heritage Foundation Will Honor Gael García Bernal
The Hispanic Heritage Foundation (HHF) announced on Tuesday that actor Gael García Bernal will receive the Vision Award at the 30th Annual Hispanic Heritage Awards, which will take place on September 14th at the Warner Theatre in DC. The awards -- which were created by the White House in 1988 to commemorate the establishment of Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States -- are among the highest honors by Latinos for Latinos, and supported by 40 national Hispanic-serving institutions that co-host the program. Bernal gained critical acclaim and a Golden Globe for best actor in a comedy series for his role in Mozart in the Jungle. More here.
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Will Lionel Richie Boycott Kennedy Center Honors Because of 45?
“Hello? Is it me you’re looking for?” Because if you’re at the Kennedy Center Honors, he may not be there. Singer Lionel Richie, who is one of several high-profile Hollywood figures being recognized at December’s Honors ceremony, says he’s going to play it by ear. Appearing on NBC’s TODAY Show, he told hosts Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie he’s “not really happy with what’s going on right now.” He spoke about the consistent controversies coming out of the administration. They’re weekly, daily, hourly,” Richie said. “But I think I’m just going to wait it out for a minute and see where it’s gonna be by that time.” More here from The Hill.
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|  | Congressman Bobby Scott (D-VA) on Tuesday touring The Denbigh House in Newport News, a community organization that works with adults with brain injuries. | |  | Congresswoman Joyce Beatty (D-OH) and guest on Tuesday at a luncheon for the Central Ohio National Association of Women Business Owners. | |
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Sharpton Says Bias, Hate, and Racism Now Mainstream in America
In an op-ed in The Guardian on Monday, Reverend Al Sharpton said the people of NYC have known for many years that Donald Trump is not above giving dog whistles to people and certain groups. Sharpton recounts a long history with Trump, from him purchasing full-page ads in four major newspapers in the 1980s calling for the death penalty to be reinstated in NY against five Black and Latino young men in the Central Park jogger rape case, to questioning the citizenship of former President Barack Obama. “What we have just witnessed this weekend was a president who did more than just ignore the problem of white supremacy. He failed to immediately show the moral courage and leadership required by one who is the head of the highest office in the land,” Sharpton wrote. Read the entire piece here.
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April Ryan Talks About Trump’s Attack Ad Against Her
As The Beat DC reported on Monday, Donald Trump released an ad attacking journalist April Ryan, among others. Ryan discusses being the subject of the president’s ire in a piece she wrote for Cosmopolitan. “I’ve felt unsafe several times in my career as a journalist — I’ve even received death threats — but the president’s “enemies” ad causes me great concern as racial tensions rise.” This ad was released one day after the terrorism in Charlottesville, VA. “I can't speak for the others in the ad, but my heart and mind won't let me be quiet. I am not deterred -- in fact, it is a badge of honor that shows me I’m doing my job well. But I am disappointed in this action that is so against what our forefathers set out for this country.” Read the entire piece here.
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|  | Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) honoring Hawaii Purple Heart recipients at an official medal presentation ceremony on Saturday. | |  | Reverend Al Sharpton running into former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg while at Bloomberg News to tape with Charlie Rose. | |
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Katyal May Head Back to Supreme Court -- This Time It’s Over the Death Penalty
A new challenge to the constitutionality of the death penalty could hit the Supreme Court's docket soon. Former Obama administration Acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal filed a petition on Monday on behalf of Abel Daniel Hidalgo, an Arizona death row inmate. Katyal, who argued more cases before SCOTUS the last term than any other attorney, has garnered attention for his arguments against Trump's travel ban. Now Katyal may be heading right back when the court is back in session. Hidalgo pleaded guilty in 2015 to two January 2001 murders in a murder-for-hire scheme in Maricopa County. He was then sentenced to death by a jury. “Arizona’s scheme utterly fails,” Katyal wrote, to “genuinely narrow the class of persons eligible for the death penalty.” The filing comes more than two years after Justice Stephen Breyer, joined by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, called for a wholesale review of the constitutionality of the death penalty. Justice Sonia Sotomayor has also expressed great concerns about the courts’ handling of death penalty cases, as well as some states’ death penalty laws. And Justice Anthony Kennedy has expressed concerns about the death penalty’s imposition. More here.
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125+ Mayors and County Officials Call on Trump to Protect DACA
Over 100 mayors and county officials from 35 states sent a letter yesterday to Donald Trump calling on him to continue the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program until a legislative solution is enacted for all undocumented immigrant youth. Citing the civic and economic impact that DREAMers have on their communities, the Cities for Action coalition defended DACA recipients. “As an immigrant myself, I want others to have the same opportunities that I’ve had. My family was able to become citizens because Ronald Reagan signed the 1986 immigration bill. It’s time for this Republican Congress to follow his lead,” said Long Beach (CA) Mayor Robert García. “Washington, DC remains steadfastly committed to promoting and defending DC values. This includes supporting our residents who seek life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness through the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. We urge the President to uphold our country’s commitment to our DREAMers,” said DC Mayor Muriel Bowser. Read more here.
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|  | Congresswoman Mia Love (R-UT) on Monday rallying with fellow Utahns standing against racism after Charlottesville. | |  | Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) on Monday presenting gifts to Sudanese children and other refugees in Uganda. | |
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Gallego Says Admin Lacks Coherent North Korea Strategy
In an op-ed for The Hill, Congressman Rubén Gallego (D-AZ), an Iraq war veteran and a member of the Armed Services Committee, says Donald Trump lacks vision on North Korea. Gallego asks some very forward and thoughtful questions: What are we doing? Why are we doing it? How are we getting there? “The White House’s policy is a jumbled word cloud of nothingness,” he writes. “The appalling inadequacy of the president, secretary of State, and other Trump administration officials should highlight that this is a crisis of confidence as much as anything else. But it should not blind us to realistic options if we hold our nerve, think strategically, and aggressively pursue the best interests of the United States.” Read the entire piece here.
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Federal Court Strikes Down Parts of Texas Redistricting Map That Discriminated Against Latinos
On Tuesday, a three-judge panel unanimously ruled that two of Texas’ current congressional redistricting plans intentionally discriminated against Latino voters and diluted Latino voting strength. The federal court has ordered Texas to advise whether it will take up redistricting in a special legislative session to address the violations in the congressional redistricting plan. If lawmakers do not take up redistricting, the court will hold a hearing to consider remedial plans on September 5th. Texas AG Ken Paxton has vowed to ask the Supreme Court to review the maps. Dallas state Representative Rafael Anchía (D), who leads the Mexican American Legislative Caucus which is a plaintiff in the case, said, "Texas failed to act for too long. Thousands of Texans have cast their vote under unconstitutional maps. Partisan politics compromised our electoral maps, and as a result, every Texan lost." The Dallas Morning News has more here.
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|  | Congresswoman Yvette Clarke (D-NY) on Tuesday visiting The Breakfast Club morning radio show. | |  | Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL) visiting the Chicago Foundation for Women. | |
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Puerto Rico Continues Statehood Push By Swearing In Congressional Delegation
On Tuesday, Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló (D) continued the push towards Puerto Rican statehood by swearing in the seven members of its Puerto Rico Statehood Commission, the delegation that will go to Washington and ask to be seated in Congress. The commission was sworn in at a ceremony at the governor's official residence in San Juan. Rosselló's father, Pedro Rosselló González (pictured), a former governor, was named the commission's chairman. "We will request to be recognized and to be allowed participation in Congress," Rosselló González told The Hill. The former governor added that the group's expectation is not for Congress to immediately allow accession, but to lobby the cause of statehood until it's implemented. "[The commission] will start a series of initiatives to draw attention and sensitize the nation about the need for Puerto Ricans to be recognized in equality as American citizens," he said, adding, "Thirty-seven times, sooner or later, [territories] have been accepted as states within the union." Read more here.
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| FOMOToday - 17th: The annual U.S.-Mexico Border Summit. El Paso, TX & Cuidad Juárez, Chihuahua. Featured guests include keynote speaker Ana Navarro, Republican strategist and CNN analyst. Click here for more information. Click here to see a livestream of the event.
Today - 20th: The Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance holds its 14th biennial convention in Anaheim, CA. Click here for more information. Friday, August 18th: The deadline to apply for the Poynter Institute and the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) 2017 Leadership Academy for Diversity in Digital Media, to be held Dec. 3rd - 8th in St. Petersburg, FL. The tuition-free program trains journalists of color to work in digital media. Click here for more information and to apply. Friday, August 18th, 11A: The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights hosts A Historical Perspective on 52 Years of the Voting Rights Act. USCCR headquarters, National Place Building, 1331 Pennsylvania Av. NW, Suite 1150. RSVP via email at: publicaffairs@usccr.gov
Click here to see the event livestreamed. There will also be a call-in line for individuals who wish to listen to the presentations: (888) 329-8893; conference ID 8426586. Friday, August 18th - 20th: A weekend on Martha's Vineyard with Congresswoman Barbara Lee (D-CA) and special guests Congressmen James Clyburn (D-SC), Cedric Richmond (D-LA), and Richard Neal (D-MA), and Congresswomen Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) and Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-DE). For more information and to RSVP, contact Mariko Bennett: mariko@cocobproductions.com or call 301.741.3443. Thursday, August 25th, 8P: The film Hidden Figures will be shown as the final movie of the season at the MLK Memorial. Free. Sponsored by The Memorial Foundation and MPAA. 1964 Independence Avenue, S.W. For more information, click here.
Monday, August 28th, 9A: The Collective hosts the 2017 Black Power Summit to discuss possibilities, challenges, and plans to capitalize on historic political opportunities and also economic and civil rights challenges the Black community will likely face in the 2018 and 2020 political cycles. For more information, contact Quentin James at: quentin@collectivepac.org Tuesday, August 29th, 1P: NAACP President Derrick Johnson speaks at the National Press Club. Click here for more information and to purchase tickets.
Tuesday, August 29th, 7P: The National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) hosts an advanced screening of the movie Dolores, focusing on the life and work of civil rights icon Dolores Huerta. A moderated conversation with Dolores Huerta and filmmaker Peter Bratt will follow the screening. Free but registration is required. Click here for more information and to sign up.
Thursday, August 31st: The deadline for scholarship applications of the Native American Journalists Association for high school students entering college, or current college and graduate students. Click here for more information and to apply. Thursday, September 7th - 9th: The National Association of Hispanic Journalists, the Native American Journalists Association, and the Society of Professional Journalists sponsor the Excellence in Journalism 2017 conference in Anaheim, CA. Click here for more details and to register. Sunday, September 10th: Former First Lady Michelle Obama speaks at the Beth El Synagogue in St. Louis Park. MN about her years in the White House. Click here for more information and to purchase tickets. Monday, September 11th - 13th: The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute annual Hispanic Heritage Month conference and awards gala. Ronald Reagan Building & International Trade Center,1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Click here for more information. Friday, September 15th, 9A: Dialogue on Diversity holds its 2017 Entrepreneurship and Information Technology Conference. AT&T Forum, 601 New Jersey Avenue, N.W. Click here for more information and to register. Saturday, September 30th, 8P: Join Congresswoman Yvette Clarke (D-NY) for Bruno Mars' 24K Magic Tour. Capital One Arena, 601 F Street, N.W. For more information or to RSVP, contact Sierra Kelley-Chung or Randy Broz at: 202.403.0606 or email: Sierra@ABConsultingDC.com Wednesday, November 29th, 8P: Join Congressman André Carson (D-IN) for JAY-Z's 4:44 Tour. Capital One Arena, 601 F Street, N.W. For more information or to RSVP, contact Courtney Hodges or Randy Broz at: 202.403.0606 or email: Courtney@ABConsultingDC.com
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