Radical: My Year With a Socialist Senator-- Graphic Novelist Sofia Warren

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NY's 1st Socialist State Senator in 100 years, get's the graphic novel treatment in Sofia Warren's new graphic memoir -- Radical: My Year With a Socialist Senator. New York, Socialism, community organizng and COMICS are near the top of my list of interests so I'm excited to have cartoonist Sofia Warren on the show to talk about her book. Reading this graphic memoir might make you feel a little more hopeful and inspired and certainly a lot more well informed about how political organizing can win change for the better at the local level -- no matter where you are. Here's Sofia's instagram https://www.instagram.com/sofiawarrenart/?hl=en And here's the Opertation Save Abortion online event July 17 I promote in my intro - https://www.aafront.org/operation-save-abortion/

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