Black Women's Political Power w/Glynda Carr
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Glynda breaks down why Black women voters feel their power decreasing despite being democracy's most reliable defenders, how to navigate the current assault on election integrity, and what it means to "run toward your power" when authoritarianism is rising. She shares the "Kamala Effect," discusses the importance of creating political budgets, and issues a rallying cry: we are the ones we've been waiting for—our ancestors could see us, and we must build the yellow brick road to the possibilities they dreamed of.
This episode is essential listening for anyone committed to defending democracy, understanding Black women's political power, and building the multiracial, multigenerational coalition necessary for this moment.
Content Warnings
This episode contains discussions of:
- Historical and contemporary violence against Black people, including slavery and the Middle Passage
- Political persecution and attacks on Black women leaders
- Gun violence and the murder of Jordan Russell Davis
- Systemic oppression and racial trauma
- Election-related anxiety and grief
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