Voting Day

I early voted.

My polling place had the 3rd largest number of early voters. It just so happened to be the Recreation Center for all Disabilities in my city.

But not just that.

Each day we have the opportunity to vote~by the way we choose to understand each other, by the way we choose to believe that every person holds value and by the way we change the status quo for the people who need it.

I am so glad that I don't just vote in elections.

I vote with my actions, too.

Here are articles to review:

• Read The massive gender gap in the election, in 2 charts in Vox speaks to the gap between men and women and who they vote for in the election. What do you think inherently accounts for this difference? Which issue do you believe it will come down to?
• Read, What Black Male Celebrities Are Saying About Kamala Harris That She Isn’t Saying Herself in POLITICO . Johnson, former BET hosts says, "I just need to know who’s going to hurt my family the least. And I trust Kamala Harris more than I trust most Democrats.” Given the experience of Black people and diverse groups, what do you think about that statement?"
• Read The Alabama Reflector's article entitled, "In rise of Kamala Harris, accomplished Black women recognize common experience." The author states, "Black women are frequently asked to show more, do more and be more before our contributions are acknowledged. Again, if acknowledged at all." What has been done in your workplace to reduce or eliminate this narrative?

~The Equity Source chose to create art to express the importance that generations and all identities have to cast one vote.

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Both upper and below images: Women of different racial and ethnic backgrounds on election day.