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Ep. 163 - Evangelist For Good: The Importance of Voting, Midterm Elections, and The Pink Wave - with Jehmu Greene

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Nov 2, 2018
Join Jehmu Greene, a political strategist and social justice advocate known for her impactful work with Rock the Vote and Fox News. She shares her journey rooted in activism and the pivotal role of women in the upcoming midterm elections. Jehmu passionately argues this election is crucial for women's representation and empowerment. She discusses the #metoo movement, her warrior mentality, and why she believes the Millennial generation holds immense potential. Her insights on community engagement are vital for mobilizing voters and inspiring change.
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ANECDOTE

Early Activism

  • Jehmu Greene's activism started young, pushing boundaries in student council and advocating for inclusive pep rally paint parties.
  • After losing friends to drunk driving, she joined Mothers Against Drunk Driving and founded Students Against Drunk Driving on her campus.
ANECDOTE

Denied the Vote

  • A pivotal moment for Jehmu was being denied her right to vote for Ann Richards at 18.
  • This fueled her commitment to voter registration and youth engagement, leading her to Rock the Vote.
INSIGHT

Women Leaders

  • Growing up in Austin with female leaders like Ann Richards shaped Jehmu's belief in women's leadership.
  • She credits this environment with fostering her confidence and sense of belonging in any room.
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