Céshia Powell - The Day One Movement - Evening WURDs 7.23.26

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Céshia Powell is the Community Organizing and Engagement Manager at New Voices for Reproductive Justice, and an organizer for the "Day One Movement". The Day One Movement on July 5th marked America's 250th anniversary with organizers in Atlanta, Philadelphia and Washington speaking on the Bill of Essential Rights the coalition revealed, the Black feminist and Indigenous leadership driving it and why they reject another 250 years of the status quo. She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the Day One Movement, and what came to be from the July 5th events.

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