top of page
Search

HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM AAPF!

  • Writer: AAPF
    AAPF
  • Dec 31, 2018
  • 1 min read

Dear Friends,

As we look back on all we accomplished in 2018, we see the collective efforts of you, our supporters, at every step of the way.

You answered our call to #SayHerName and demand justice for Nia Wilson and Black women targeted by violent hate crimes nationwide and across the globe. You fanned the flame of the #BelieveSurvivors battlecry and insisted that the legacies of Anita Hill, Sandra Bundy, Mechelle Vinson, and Pamela Price be brought to the fore of our intersectional resistance.

From New York to D.C., to Atlanta, Los Angeles, and abroad, you tuned-in and turned-out to advance our anti-racist, gender inclusive initiatives during a defining year. Without a doubt, we could not have done it without your support.

We are so grateful to you for standing, fighting, and building with our community, now more than ever.

On behalf of the entire AAPF Family, we hope you and your loved ones have had a warm and happy holidays, and we wish you a joyous start to the New Year!

The AAPF Team


 
 
 

Comments

Unknown member
Jul 04

Step into the battleground of Fortzone Battle Royale Game Online where every second counts!

Like
Unknown member
Jul 03

Wacky Flip is an incredibly fun and entertaining game that will have you laughing out loud after every jump. With simple yet challenging gameplay, it’s addictive from the first try. Bright graphics, fun characters, and crazy ragdoll physics make every landing a challenge. It only takes a few minutes to fall in love with it, but you’ll play it for hours without getting bored!

Like
Unknown member
Jun 03

Looking for a game that’s simple yet seriously addicting? Slope games offers non-stop action as you race a ball down steep, twisting slopes at increasing speeds. The controls are intuitive, but the gameplay requires sharp focus and quick reflexes. One small mistake, and it’s game over—making each run feel intense and rewarding. The 3D visuals are clean and futuristic, adding to the immersive feel. It’s a game that keeps pulling you back in for “just one more try.”

Edited
Like
bottom of page