resources for youth and civic engagement

[dhbooker at ATT.NET]

March 19, 2004

Mary Lou;

It could not be said any better, I totally agree with you; it is very 
important to get our youth to participate in the political progress 
whether biased towards Independent, Republican or Democrat ideology; these 
are points of views of American citizens and is it their or privilege to 
express and encourage our youth to get involved with knowing about their 
right to vote.

Have A Great Day!!

David H. Booker
AMICUS II, Inc.
PO Box 14516
Detroit, MI. 48214
(313) 499-0004 - office
(313) 499-2516 - fax
(313) 399-0080 - cell

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