Common’s New Album & Signed Autobiography Plus A $200 VISA Gift Card

Common’s New Album Signed Autobiography Plus A $200 VISA Gift Card

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ATT has announced the return of ATT 28 Days – a Black History Month campaign that aims to motivate consumers to use their voice, share their vision and move into action this February and throughout the year. This year’s ATT 28 Days campaign will feature a seven-city speaker series tour with award-winning hip-hop artist, actor, author and activist Common serving as host. Learn more about ATT 28 Days at att.com/28days.

“We are now in the fourth year of ATT 28 Days and we continue to recognize past achievements while engaging and challenging consumers to make their own history today,” said Jennifer Jones, vice president of Diverse Markets, ATT Mobility and Consumer Markets. “We want to connect with consumers, especially youth, in relevant ways and extend the ATT 28 Days live experience into new markets.”

Four new cities were added to this year’s ATT 28 Days speaker series: Dallas, Texas; Raleigh, N.C.; Cleveland, Ohio; and Detroit, Mich. Common also returns as host of the speaker series which features some of today’s influential and respected leaders offering their own unique perspectives to inspire consumers to use their voices, creative visions and actions to shape their own future.

This year, ATT 28 Days debuts in ATT’s corporate headquarter location in Dallas, Texas at the House of Blues on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Monday, Jan. 16. The keynote speaker for the Dallas event is technology commentator and digital lifestyle expert Mario Armstrong.

Other speakers and stops on the seven-city ATT 28 Days speaker series tour include:

-Holly Robinson Peete, actress, author and activist; Wednesday, Feb. 1 in Oakland, Calif.; Scottish Rite Center

-Kevin Powell, political activist and author of “Barack Obama, Ronald Reagan, and The Ghost of Dr. King”; Wednesday, Feb. 8 in Raleigh, N.C.; Fletcher Opera Theater

-Mario Armstrong, tech commentator and digital lifestyle expert; Wednesday, Feb. 15 in Washington, D.C.; Howard University-Cramton Auditorium

-Jeff Johnson, social activist and political commentator; Monday, Feb. 20 in Cleveland, Ohio; Ohio Theatre

-Desiree Rogers, innovative leader and bold visionary; Thursday, Feb. 23 in Chicago, Ill.; Park West Theatre

-Michael Eric Dyson, author, scholar and cultural critic; Wednesday, Feb. 29 in Detroit, Mich.; Shriners Silver Garden Events Center

The speaker series events are free and open to the general public. Tickets are available at att.com/28days on a first come first serve basis. In addition, three of the speaker series events will be streamed live at facebook.com/att28days. The featured speakers for each city on the tour and the live streaming schedule will be announced at a future date via att.com/28days. Those in attendance at each speaker series event will have the opportunity to hear Common perform live.

“I am glad to return as host of the ATT 28 Days speaker series. ATT 28 Days is a movement, and it feels good to be a part of something that has the potential to shape our future and move us forward as a people,¡± said Common.

With a new campaign rhythm, ATT has included an interactive sweepstakes on att.com/28days, that will interface with Facebook and Twitter, for consumers to share comments and photos about ATT 28 Days. Consumers posting comments and photos will be entered for a chance to win technology prizes and autographed copies of Common’s new book, ‘One Day It Will All Make Sense’ and latest CD, ‘The Dreamer,The Believer’. Prizes will be drawn weekly and consumers will be allowed one entry per person. A complete list of rules will be available on att.com/28days.

The ATT 28 Days campaign is just one of the ways ATT supports the African American community and is a reflection of ATT’s longstanding commitment to empowering diverse consumers.

For more information about ATT 28 Days and ATT’s Black History Month programs, visit att.com/28days.

One winner will receive Common’s newest album “The Dreamer/The Believer,” a signed copy of Common’s autobiography “One Day It’ll All Make Sense,” and a $200 VISA gift card that can go towards an ATT phone purchase!

ALL PRIZING IS COURTESY OF ATT

Common’s New Album & Signed Autobiography Plus A $200 VISA Gift Card