Ruwa Romman

Ruwa Romman, a Palestinian-American and Georgia state representative, navigates the complex landscape of Palestinian rights and political movements. She discusses the Uncommitted movement's call for a ceasefire amidst election anxieties. Romman highlights the challenges of holding elected officials accountable while advocating for justice in the Israel-Palestine conflict. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of coalition-building and unity among marginalized communities to foster social justice, touching on the role of Arab American voters in the political process.

Ruwa Romman, Georgia's first Palestinian American state representative, discusses the recent Democratic National Convention's exclusion of a Palestinian voice, specifically the Uncommitted Movement's request. She highlights how this sends a chilling message to voters critical of U.S. support for Israel in the Gaza conflict. The conversation delves into the implications for political representation and the disillusionment among voters who feel ignored. Additionally, the podcast touches on the recent flare-up between Hezbollah and Israel and other intriguing political developments.

Charlamagne Tha God, a prominent radio and podcast host, joins Georgia Representative Ruwa Romman, a pro-Palestinian advocate, for an insightful discussion. Ruwa shares a powerful speech that was overlooked by the DNC, shedding light on representation and the struggles of marginalized communities. The conversation encompasses the need for inclusive politics and features guest appearances from various Democratic leaders. The dynamic atmosphere showcases the urgency of mobilization and the importance of grassroots advocacy in shaping future political landscapes.