While Atlanta and Austin, the capital cities of Georgia and Texas. are separated by more than 900 miles, the communities are connected through our histories and more recent voter suppresssion efforts.
So why are we bringing this up now? Because it matters now, more than ever.
Over the last few years, Georgia and Texas voters have seen a number of legislative actions passed into law that have made voting more difficult.
On Monday, October 21 (8 pm EST/7pm CST) join the Atlanta Journal Constitution’s award-winning journalist Tia Mitchell as she moderates “A Generational Dive into the Political Ties That Bind Us.” This engaging (and exciting) conversation will feature Texas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, LWVAF President Charis Johnson, and many of our nation’s strongest voices for equality and justice.
You can catch this must see/must hear conversation by tuning in online via:
Hosted by Southern Region and Southwest Region of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Co-hosted by League of Women Voters of Atlanta-Fulton County and League of Women Voters of Georgia