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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2025

#50 - Wichita’s History of Political Activism with Faith

from ICTea (Transparency, Equity, Accountability) Podcast · host Olivia Hayse

For my 50th episode, I sit down with returning guest and political bestie, Faith Martin. We discuss something I have recently become obsessed with: Wichita’s rich history of political activism. From the Dockum Drug Store Sit-Ins in 1958, to the Herman Hill Riot in 1979, the Summer of Mercy in 1991, all the way to the historic Vote No efforts of 2022. The citizens of Wichita are no stranger to banding together against racial inequality and women’s rights and I believe that legacy is still very strong. I know that many of us feel like the cards are stacked against us in today’s political atmosphere, but Faith and I are here to let you know there is ALWAYS something you can do to make a difference!

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