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Voters line up at a polling station in Houston to cast their ballots during the Texas presidential primary on March 3, 2020 (Mark Felix/AFP via Getty Images/The Conversation).

Urban One Inc. and TelevisaUnivision join forces to empower Black, Latino voters

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By SBE Staff on November 1, 2023 Elections
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Urban One Inc. announced today it is teaming up with TelevisaUnivision Inc. to raise awareness and empower African American and Hispanic voters in the 2024 election cycle. The media giants will co-host a groundbreaking breakfast event titled, Wake Up & Power Up with Diversity: An In-Depth Look at How to Engage Black and Hispanic Voters” on Thursday, November 2, 2023, at The Willard Intercontinental Hotel in Washington DC.

This historic breakfast event will feature keynote speakers and engaging conversations with renowned thought leaders and influencers from both the African American and Hispanic communities, who will share their insights and experiences on engaging voters and driving meaningful change. Pat McGee, Executive Vice President of Political Strategies, will host the event, which will also include networking opportunities for attendees.

“This election will be one of the most crucial elections within our lifetime, especially for minorities,” asserted Laura Clark, Senior Vice President of Political and Government Sales at Urban One Inc. “Turnout will be key, and speaking to minority voters early on the issues will make all the difference!”

TelevisaUnivision brings extensive experience in mobilizing Hispanic voters. It is committed to creating inclusive dialogue around critical issues facing the community and will work with Urban One to build bridges, drive conversations, and inspire positive change within both communities.

“At TelevisaUnivision, we are committed to supporting, empowering, and offering valuable perspectives to our audiences in the communities we serve. Our efforts help strengthen the voice of the growing Hispanic community, which accounts for nearly 20% of the U.S. population and one out of every six votes,” stated Michele Day, Senior Vice President, Political Advocacy Group, TelevisaUnivision. “Our partnership with Urban One Inc. for this unprecedented event enables us to further highlight the importance of effectively reaching two of the most influential voting blocks that represent 55 million votes in the 2024 presidential election.”

This strategic partnership underscores the joint commitment of Urban One Inc. and TelevisaUnivision to promote civic engagement, diversity, and inclusivity leading up to the 2024 election. Together, they aim to inspire and educate voters while amplifying the voices of African American and Hispanic communities.

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