A new all-black license plate. Exclusively available for Tennesseans. Less is more.
ONLY $35
Join the community of Tennesseans who believe less is more, in government and in life.
Less is More
Timeline
Reserve today for $35, you will be notified when your plate is ready for pick-up at your local Clerk’s office in 2022.
2021
2022
2021
2022
May 2021
In The Black plate approved by State Legislature, Signed by Governor Lee
October 2021
In the Black Launched: Accepting 1,000 Pre-Orders for Black plate.
Early 2022
Testing and Production
Summer 2022
License Plates Arrive at Your Local County Clerk’s Offices for Pickup
Less is More
Timeline
Reserve today for $35, you will be notified when your plate is ready for pick-up at your local Clerk’s office in 2022.
2021
2022
2021
2022
May 2021
In The Black plate approved by State Legislature, Signed by Governor Lee
October 2021
In the Black Launched: Accepting 1,000 Pre-Orders for Black plate.
Early 2022
Testing and Production
Summer 2022
License Plates Arrive at Your Local County Clerk’s Offices for Pickup
Drive in the Black
Designed and Manufactured in Tennessee
‘Less Is More’ All Black Design
High-Grade Aluminum
Limited Edition 1,000 Plate Run
Pantone Black
Support Stewardship in Government
ABOUT IN THE BLACK
In the Black is a community of Tennesseans who believe less is more, in government and in life. Our focus is on protecting what makes Tennessee different by promoting stewardship in local and state policy. In the Black is an initiative of the Millennial Debt Foundation, a Tennessee-based 501(c)(3) which convenes generational leaders across the country to address America’s long-term fiscal challenges. In the Black was founded by Weston Wamp and inspired by the late U.S. Senator Tom Coburn’s leadership to get the government “back in black.”
ABOUT MDFIn Honor of the late Senator Tom Coburn
This initiative was inspired by our early advisor Senator Tom Coburn’s decade old “Back in Black” proposal that would get the federal government back to a balanced budget.
ABOUT MILLENNIAL DEBT FOUNDATION
Long before a pandemic led to $6 trillion in new debt, borrowing against future generations was the norm in Washington. For two decades the federal government has been poorly managed by both political parties -- imperiling the long-term economic and national security of America. The Millennial Debt Foundation is convening millennial business and political leaders, through the Millennial Debt Commission and regional events across the country, to work towards a generational framework for stewardship and sustainability.
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