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EPISODE · Jan 28, 2023 · 26 MIN

New Political Leaders of Color - Ready to Serve their Communities

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This week a conversation with some of the new political leaders recently elected to office –that are not Gov. Healey or AG Campbell.  We are speaking with three new representatives of color. They are young, smart and possess the desire to help their communities. What will this shift in leadership bring and what they hope to accomplish for their constituents?Panelists:  Representative Judith Garcia, state representative for Suffolk County’s 11th District comprising Chelsea and parts of Everett.Representative Christopher Worrell, state Representative for Suffolk County’s 5th District which comprises parts of Boston’s Roxbury and Dorchester neighborhoods. Rep. Christopher Worrell succeeds Liz Miranda, who is now State Senator 2nd Suffolk District. He is also the brother of City Councilor Brian Worrell. Representative Sam Montaño, state representative for Suffolk County’s 15th District, which makes up a majority of Jamaica Plain, parts of Roxbury, and the back of the hill section of Mission Hill.Callie Crossley hosts.

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