The nonpartisan “Igniting Change Radio Show with Barbara Arnwine, Esq. and Daryl Jones, Esq.” program will be aired from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time (ET) on Radio One’s WOL 1450 AM in the Washington, DC metropolitan area as well as nationwide on WOLDCNEWS.COM and Barbaraarnwine.com.
Please note, during the show there are 3 hard stop commercial breaks at 12:13 PM Eastern Time, 12:28 PM ET and 12:43 PM ET.
Cameron Barnes: 12:00 PM – 12:57 PM ET
Chicagoan, TJC Fellow, National Youth Activist, Associate Minister New Faith Missionary Baptist Church, Chicago, IL, former National Youth Director, Rainbow PUSH Coalition.
Clarence Adarian Fambro.: 12:00 PM – 12:57 PM ET
Senior, Morehouse College, TJC Fellow, Self Employed Entrepreneur, Keynote Speaker at Barnesville, GA MLK Day Observance
Mollie Duffy : 12:00 PM – 12:57 PM Eastern Time
Student, Miami University of Ohio, Democracy Bus organizer
Carl Snowden: 12:00 PM – 12:57 PM ET
Convener, Caucus of African American Leaders
INTRODUCTION:
The Igniting Change Radio Show on Tuesday, January 23, 2024, from 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Eastern Time, entitled, “We Got Now! GenZ Voters Overcoming Voting Obstacles,” will be live with Radio Show Co-Hosts and Transformative Justice Coalition (TJC) Co-Leaders Attorneys Barbara Arnwine, Esq. and Daryl Jones, Esq. and guests Clarence Adarian Fambro, Molly Duffie and Cameron Barnes.
This show will focus on challenges facing GenZ voters as they prepare for the 2024 Election Cycle. The GenZ/Young Millennial Voters face a daunting task this election cycle. In 2020 the under 35 years of age vote broke historically high records. There was a slight decline in the GenZ/Young Millennial mid—year election in 2022, and some predict that the downward trend will continue.
With GenZ/Young Millennials being the most multi-cultural, multi-religious, diverse and accepting of differences in our country’s history, the question becomes what will drive GenZ/Young Millennial voters to the polls. The GenZ/Young Millennial voters were credited in 2020 for saving Democracy by becoming political active in high numbers and voting.
Today, the issues driving GenZ/Young Millennials to action have been access to reproductive freedom, racial justice in policing, racial hatred and white supremacy, Student Loan Debt Forgiveness and the raging and continuing war in Ukraine and the war killing thousands of GenZ/young Millennials and Gen Alphas in the Gaza strip. All of these issues exists as some states restrict or remove polling places from college campuses, impose oppressive voter identification laws and enact confusing absentee voting policies to make it more difficult for young voters to vote.
Our guest today will discuss the challenges of young voters accessing polling places; issues of concern to the GenZ/Young Millennial voters; and strategies that they are taking to overcome these obstacles to voting presented to them and their peers.
Our guests will also discuss how the training that they received at the TJC GenZ/Young Millennial training assisted them in registering and encouraging their peers to participate in the political process and provide strategies on best practices to bring GenZ/Young Millennials voters to the poll to protect democacy…again!
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