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Mrs. Tina, Lee Chapman, welcome to the Daily Social Distance and Show.

Thank you. Thank you for having us.

Thank you.

Mrs. Tina, I'm going to start with you.

You penned an open letter to some of the most powerful people in this country.

And in it, you shared so many emotions that many Americans share, many mothers share,

and many black mothers share specifically.

It was emotional, it was powerful, and the gist of it was, the government needs to dedicate

money to making sure that everybody has access to voting in the November General Election.

That was a big step for you to take.

What did you hope to achieve from an open letter?

Well, I was helping with the help of the mothers of the movement and the leadership conference

and some of my friends who signed on to the letter to just make some noise about it and

bring attention and awareness to it because quite honestly, until I started working with

the leadership conference on, and I still vote, I didn't even realize that there was

a field on the table and that it had been approved way back in May by the House of Representative

but it was sitting on Mitch McConnell's desk and I just feel like it's all right to that

money to create a safe environment for people to go out and do their civic duty.

You shouldn't have to choose between the two.

So it was really important and hopefully it brought its shine to light on that for people

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