Dimitri Moïse: Advocating for Yourself

from Louder Queerer Hosted by Corey Cruppi

On this week's episode, Dimitri Moïse [National HIV Activist, Deputy Organizing Director for Vot-ER, award-winning writer, and Broadway Actor] shares insight on how to advocate for yourself. Dimitri talks about his journey to Broadway, where he encountered many Micro-aggressions, and what inspired him to focus on activism to advocate for, and promote health care based voter registration.

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