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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2024 · 28 MIN

Episode 28 - John Abramson Jr., on making your vote count and fulfilling your civic duty to enhance and protect the USVI

from Ability Radio · host Disability Rights Center of the Virgin Islands

John Abramson Jr. and Amelia LaMont discuss the importance of voting and how when you vote, you are a member of the jury that decides who is in charge of improving the territory and supporting our rights. They explain how citizens can fulfill their civic duties to enhance and uphold the US Virgin Islands Territory by volunteering and participating in civic-minded organizations. 2024 is an election year, register to vote today!

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John Abramson Jr. and Amelia LaMont discuss the importance of voting and fulfilling our civic duties to enhance and uphold the US Virgin Islands Territory by volunteering and participating in civic-minded organizations.

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