Ramaya is a lover of all things social justice, politics, and law. She lives by the motto that "your voice is your power" and finds value in being the leader for needed uncomfortable conversations. She enjoys writing about politics, education, self care, and her favorite music/film reviews. Outside of being a journalist she is the co-founder of We Spark Change, a youth activism organization, likes to create films, and enjoys hanging out with friends in ATL.
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