Voting: The Conversation Pt.2

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And Civil Diligence is back with another episode!!! In this episode, this is the second part of the two part series on voting. I have a conversation with a couple of students from the University of Illinois Springfield. With elections knocking on our backdoor, I wanted to have an open candid conversation with millennials about voting and their perspectives on voting. The four of us have talk about the meaning of voting base off our own perspectives, what attracts millennials to vote, how race plays a part in voting, and so much more. Join us as we have a raw, funny, and open conversation (and tangents lol). Be a part of the conversation on Facebook, Instagram, or email [email protected]

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