Native Land Pod Does the System Serve Us? | Angela Rye SoloPod
May 6, 2025
In this engaging discussion, Reginald Henderson, an entrepreneur and community advocate from Dayton, Ohio, shares his insights on voter apathy and its impact on elections. He candidly reflects on his own decision to abstain from voting, highlighting the complexity of civic engagement. Reginald emphasizes the importance of grassroots movements in driving change and fostering community empowerment. The conversation also delves into how personal stories can ignite resilience and motivate active participation, making the case for informed engagement in shaping policies.
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A Revolutionary's Voting Choice
- Reginald Henderson stopped voting after studying black revolutionary politics during COVID.
- He focuses on community engagement like youth programs and small business support instead of traditional voting.
Capitalism Blocks Equitable Change
- Reginald believes capitalism's greed and individualism block equitable societal change.
- He calls for a shift to communal values and cooperative economics for a fairer future.
Policy Without Execution Fails
- Reginald argues policies are ineffective without proper execution and enforcement.
- He highlights that those with power create rules to control those without power.