COME TO OUR 2025 NATIONAL CONVENTION IN KANSAS CITY
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JULY 2-5 2025

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Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: A Call to Resist and Reimagine Justice

The National Association of Black and White Men Together honors the legacy of a visionary leader whose work for racial and economic justice remains unfinished.  Dr. King’s dream was not just about integration—it was about dismantling systems of oppression, uplifting the most marginalized, and forging a world rooted in equity and dignity for all.

As a Gay anti-racist organization, we recognize that the fight for justice is interconnected. The struggles against racism, homophobia, transphobia, sexism, and all forms of oppression must be waged together.  Dr. King taught us that “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere” (Letter from a Birmingham Jail, 1963), and today, as we witness renewed attacks on racial and LGBTQ+ rights, we reaffirm our commitment to resisting these injustices with courage and solidarity.

The forces of backlash may attempt to roll back the gains of social justice movements, but we refuse to be silent.  We stand in the tradition of civil rights leaders who fought for liberation, and we honor their sacrifices by continuing the work.  This means organizing, educating, and building coalitions that advance racial equity, protect LGBTQ+ rights, and challenge all forms of discrimination.

On this day of remembrance, we do not simply reflect, we act.  We call on our communities to resist efforts that divide and weaken our movements, to amplify the voices of those most impacted by injustice, and to build a future where liberation is not just an ideal, but a reality.

In the spirit of Dr. King, we move forward—undaunted, unified, and committed to justice for all.

NABWMT Board of Directors
Ollie Lee Taylor, Co-Chair, infantmystics@yahoo.com
Paul Cloutier, Co- Chair, paulcloutier@ca.rr.com

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Racism and Misogyny
From the moment Kamala Harris entered the presidential race, Black women could see the mountaintop.
Across the country, they led an outpouring of Democratic elation when the vice president took over the top of the presidential ticket. But underneath their hope and determination was a persistent worry: Was America ready, they asked, to elect a Black woman?
The painful answer – no!