2024 · Presidential
Endorsed Kamala Harris for President
The committee publicly endorsed the Vice President and organized its down-ballot slate around the top of the ticket.
Independent-expenditure-only committee/FEC C00856435
Power belongs
where the people
already are.
The super PAC building political power for communities of color — backing the candidates who answer to them, and the policy that outlasts an election.
The majority nobody organizes
168 million
eligible Americans did not vote for Donald Trump in 2024.
They are not a party and nobody speaks for them. Turning that number into consistent, informed voters — in communities of color across the country — is the work.
Roughly 245 million eligible voters, minus the 77.3 million votes he received.
Who we are
We exist to move
the decisions,
not the mood.
Our mission is to empower and uplift communities of color by championing candidates and advocating for issues that foster equity, justice and prosperity.
Through strategic support and grassroots engagement, we amplify the voices of underrepresented communities and make sure their concerns are addressed at every level of government. That commitment is rooted in inclusivity, collaboration and systemic change.
We envision a future where communities of color play a central role in shaping the policies and decisions that affect their lives — a political landscape that reflects the real diversity of this country, and candidates who put social justice, economic opportunity and healthcare access first.
01
Equity & Representation
Who participates. Whether communities of color are in the rooms where decisions get made, and whether the people making them answer to those communities.
02
Access to Capital
Who owns and who gets funded. Ownership, lending, contracting and investment — the difference between being served by an economy and having a stake in it.
03
Future of Work
Who benefits as artificial intelligence, automation and advanced manufacturing reshape the economy — and who is left carrying the cost of the transition.
04
Health & Safety
Whether people can actually live, work and raise families safely and in good health. Mental health, disparities, and a system that reaches the people it currently fails.
The room where it is decided
has never been neutral.
Our work
Where we have
put money and
people on the ground.
We are an independent-expenditure committee, which means we spend on our own terms and answer for it publicly. Everything below is on the record.
2024 · Michigan
Excellent Women of Color for America
A published slate campaign run through ActBlue, raising for Black women candidates down the ballot alongside the presidential race.
2024 · MI-13
Independent expenditures, Michigan 13th
Billboard, radio, cable and election-day field program run independently in support of a congressional primary candidate.
Ongoing
Let's Talk Roundtable
A fishbowl panel series on race, equity, education and economics — the community-intelligence arm of the committee.
Endorsements
Get ready to
support.
Our next slate is being finalized now. When we put our name behind a candidate it means we have done the work — on the record, the commitments, and who they answer to. Announcements are coming shortly.
01
To be announced
Announcing soon
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To be announced
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03
To be announced
Announcing soon
Silhouettes are placeholders. No endorsement has been announced, and no candidate pictured or implied has agreed to one.
Let’s Talk Roundtable
Conversations that
actually go somewhere.
A fishbowl panel series on race, equity, education and economics — expert insight in the same room as the community it concerns. Every session ends on action steps, not applause.
I
Equity & Representation
Who participates
Who is in the room when decisions are made, who those decision-makers answer to, and what it takes to change that.
II
Access to Capital
Who owns and who gets funded
Lending, contracting, ownership and investment — the gap between being served by an economy and holding a stake in it.
III
Future of Work
Who benefits from what comes next
Artificial intelligence, automation and advanced manufacturing — who gains, and who is asked to carry the cost.
IV
Health & Safety
Whether people can actually live well
Mental health, disparities, and what it takes for a health system to reach the people it is currently failing.
Let’s Talk Roundtable is powered by The Future — Today & Tomorrow Super PAC and partners.
Insights
We say what we
actually think.
Eric Foster writes and broadcasts on the politics behind the headlines — the same analysis that shapes where this committee puts its weight.
Join the fight
This only works
at scale.
Whether it is a contribution, an hour of your time, or a conversation you start — scale begins with you.
Contact
- Treasurer
- Eric Foster
- eric@bankscompany.us
- Committee
- FEC ID C00856435