Flattening The Curve on Equality

from Bagels & Kool-Aid · host ILL WIL & Colette

In this episode Colette and ILL WIL discuss -Voter turnout and wait times -The demographic of early voters in Georgia -Buying a home while Black -Whether or not America is turning a corner on equality -ILL WIL joins a protest And more current topics!!!! Be sure to Subscribe, Rate and Review on all streaming platforms !!! Follow us on Instagram @BagelsandKoolaid_Podcast and leave a comment, likes or suggest what you would like us to discuss on the show.

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