Hi John,
What can government actually do for you and your community? In this week's episode of Run for Something (the podcast), I sit down with
New York State Senator Zellnor Myrie from Brooklyn to discuss.
We talk about Zellnor's path to the state Senate, the incumbent who outspent him 3 to 1, and what he and the Democratic supermajority in NY have
actually done to make lives better for people.
We also discuss his experience being pepper-sprayed at Black Lives Matter protests this past summer, what it's been like to balance the major challenges of the last year, and why tension between activists and institutions is a sign of a healthy democracy.
Ready to hear more? Grab your headphones and listen on the podcatcher of your choice now:
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Happy listening!
Amanda Litman
Co-founder
Run for Something
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