Draft:Jasmine Sherman

• Comment: Political candidates are generally not considered notable if not notable for another reason, and we definitely can't use a bio sourced to their campaign website. Star Mississippi 18:30, 12 October 2022 (UTC)

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Jasmine Sherman is a 2024 Presidential Candidate

Early life and education

Sherman was born in New York, New York. The first of two children born to parents Amanda and Thomas, they were named Jasmine SHerman. Their parents held careers in customer service and labor. In 2003, Jasmine obtained her high school diploma from Northbridge. The University of Phoenix awarded them a Bachelor of Arts in business. They graduated from University of Phoenix with a master's in finance.

Early career

Greater Charlotte Rise, a 501(c)3 group devoted to providing immediate housing help in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, is currently led by Jasmine Sherman as executive director. They have intimate knowledge of both poverty and the foster care system. Jasmine funded their own education and has since traveled and lived internationally. With a desire to change things and awareness of the advantages and drawbacks of other systems, they returned to the United States. They have formed the Unicorn Party, a new political party, by fusing their enthusiasm for social justice with their bold demeanor.

Candidacy runs

2024 United States presidential election

Political Views

By offering guaranteed housing, landback, universal basic income, free education, and universal healthcare for all, Jasmine Sherman hopes to assist at-risk and underprivileged communities. A progressive tax, an index living wage, immigration policy reform, sustainable energy, decriminalizing all drugs and sex work, term limits for all elected officials, ending disability restrictions, restorative justice, abolishing the police, abolishing prisons, reparations, a triple bottom line accountability for corporations, reparations, and rewriting the constitution are also among their other beliefs.

Campaign Finance

The campaign enjoys the moral high ground since Sherman is not beholden to special interests and avoids the influence of significant funders.

They are turning down super PACs and asking for little donations.

Since August, Jasmine's mutual aid network has assisted people in overcoming food insecurity, avoiding utility shutoff, covering the cost of necessities like mobility aids, and more.

To raise money and unite a nationwide community, Sherman's mutual aid lists are being shared on TikTok and other social media sites.

Any cashapp shared with the mutual aid will be on the list. You are not needed to share your story or the reason you require assistance.

Opinion Poll Results

Since last fall, Americans' desire for a third party has increased and is currently at an all-time high, according to Gallup's trend. According to 62% of American adults, up from 57% in September, "the parties do such a bad job representing the American people that a third party is needed." Recent years have seen a rise in support for a third party, with readings of 61% in 2017 and 60% in 2013 and 2015.

While only 33% of Americans believe the two major political parties adequately represent the public, this is the lowest percentage to do so since the October 2013 reading of 26%.

Mentions in Media

1. Care in Chaos - rewire documentary
2. A Black Abortion Rights Activist On White Women And The Myth Of 'Black Genocide' - HuffPost article
3. More than 100 at City Council protest idea of no-parking signs at abortion clinic - The Charlotte Observer article
4. Amelie’s vows to change its practices after boycott threats. ‘We need to do better.’ - The Charlotte Observer article
5. Activists: Boycott Amelie's over alleged employee abuse, racial bias - The Charlotte Post