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Politics & Protest: Voting While Driving Accountability

At a time when voters from historically disenfranchised communities feel cheated, unheard, underrepresented, and uncertain that their political participation will make a difference—so much is at stake.

This diverse panel of activists, organizers, and educators will address systemic barriers that impede the socio-economic advancement of marginalized communities; while discussing the importance of voting (despite the absence of enthusiasm) and solutions for achieving our common goals.

Panelists include: Janaya Future Khan, Richie Reseda, Dr. Connie Wun, & Alex Sanchez

Moderated by: Ashlee Marie Preston

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Founder of #YouAreEssential, award-winning media personality, cultural commentator, social impact strategist, political analyst, & civil rights activist

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Storyteller, activist and co-founder of Black Lives Matter Canada

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Feminist, hip hop producer, social entrepreneur, speaker, rapper, organizer, designer, and co-founder of Question Culture, freed from prison in 2018

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Co-founder of AAPI Women Lead, an organization that works to end violence against Asian and Pacific Islander self-identified women and girls in solidarity with Black, Indigenous and other communities of color.

Alex Sanchez is an internationally recognized peacemaker and co-founder of Homies Unidos in Los Angeles