Political is Personal: What is Shaping Me Right Now

In this episode of Your Favorite Black Lobbyist, we explore how personal experiences, community grief, and political realities are deeply intertwined.From the recent lynching of Trey Reed at Delta State University in Mississippi to the broader wave of racially motivated violence and legislative silence—we unpack what it means to live, work, and advocate in a time when personal identity is constantly politicized.Through reflection and real-time analysis, Alexis examines how these events shape her advocacy lens, influence the stories she chooses to tell, and fuel the urgency behind policy work. This isn’t just commentary—it’s a reminder that who we are and what we live through often drives the change we demand.Tune in for a candid, reflective conversation about power, grief, and action in 2025.