Attention Nashville residents!
 

One of my close friends and chapter sorors' line sister is running for General Sessions Judge, Division III in Nashville, TN. PLEASE VOTE FOR ANGELITA BLACKSHEAR DALTON for General Sessions Judge, Division III. She is the youngest person and the only African American running...and if she wins she will have the distinction of the being the FIRST African American woman to be elected judge in the city of Nashville. Ramona (her line sister) is SO PROUD of Angelita for having the courage and conviction to show the world that we are not a lost generation, and we have shining examples for our children in our everyday walk and so am I!!! See her campaign website and news articles about her campaign below.

Here is a link to her campaign website: http://daltonforjudge.com/index.html

Here are links to others who endorse her:
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.../604150315/1008
http://hi-heeleddesigns.blogspot.co...t-vote-for.html
http://www.newschannel5.com/content...ions_div3.shtml

Please pass this message on to anyone in the area!!!

Thanks for your help!

Best wishes to Soror Angelita in her campaign!! :D

Congratulations to her for winning the primary!:D

Thanks for the update! And welcome to GC. :)

Thanks!:D

And she made history with that win...
 

Here is an article about her win. She is the first Balck woman to win a judicial primary in Nashville and is on her way to being the first Balck woman eleced to the bench there! :D
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs....=2006605030443

She Did It!!
 

http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs....0206/608040439

Friday, 08/04/06
Dalton makes Nashville history by winning bench seat

Former prosecutor becomes first black woman elected judge

By SHEILA BURKE
Staff Writer

Former prosecutor Angie Blackshear Dalton became the first black woman to be elected as a judge in Nashville on Thursday night.
Dalton had more than twice as many votes as her opponent, Nashville lawyer David Huff, for the Division III seat on Metro's General Sessions bench.

That's what i'm talking about...black women are doing it, and she is a soror too!!