Julie Fernandes and three rockstar guests analyze how everyday people, especially in Black, Latino, and Asian American communities, shaped the electoral terrain in the months leading up to the mid-terms and showed their power on Election Day. People are getting organized and showing up in big numbers because they are frustrated with a system that’s not delivering for them and are ready to rebuild a better, more hopeful America.
Julie is joined by:
Hahrie Han, Johns Hopkins Professor and MacArthur Genius
Katrina Gamble CEO of Sojourn Strategies and Black Values Researcher
Doran Schrantz, Organizing Lab Founder and Visionary Grassroots Leader
These experts bring data and stories from the ground to reveal how long-term organizing created the conditions for a surge in voter turnout in key counties and states. They take audience questions and assess our nation’s progress toward a strong multiracial democracy.
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