BLM @ the Polls

In this special election themed episode, we are joined by Kamani Harris, a community organizer from South Central Los Angeles (LA) and Sharpy Maluba, an international development student at American University with experience working in civic engagement in his home country of Zambia. Both Kamani and Sharpy share their thoughts on the challenges and hopes ahead for diaspora civic engagement along with how we can collectively utilize our voices at the polls.

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