From Southern Poverty Law Center <[email protected]>
Subject 'Sounds Like Hate' podcast season premiere: Fighting back against voter suppression in Georgia
Date October 26, 2021 7:06 PM
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Friend,

Season 3 of our Sounds Like Hate podcast is here!
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In this new season of Sounds Like Hate
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, we zoom out to consider the systemic effects of hate and extremism:
voter suppression, unjust immigration laws, a foster care system that
marginalizes LGBTQ+ people. These policies and structures are, in
their own way, manifestations of the hate that continues to plague our
country - but there are plenty of people fighting back, and you
will hear from them in Season 3.

Our first episode, released today, takes us to Georgia as we travel to
investigate a new voter suppression law - the one that, among
many other restrictions, infamously bans offering food or water to
voters waiting in line. Georgia is far from alone; harmful voter
suppression laws are cropping up in states across the country.

We meet the activists and community members who are fighting back
against this deliberate and calculated attempt to suppress the votes
of people with disabilities and other marginalized groups. And we get
an inside look at possible paths to overturning the law and securing a
voting rights victory for all Georgians.

LISTEN NOW
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This season of Sounds Like Hate will cover much more ground in the
coming weeks. To ensure you do not miss a single episode, subscribe
today using your podcast app of choice
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. You can also stream all episodes, including Seasons 1 and 2, on the
Sounds Like Hate website
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. And if you are intrigued by what you hear, please tell your friends!

In solidarity,

Your friends at the Southern Poverty Law Center

 


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