Looking Beyond Our Government: Why Voting Won’t Save Us [OPINION]
Zariah Taylor July 13, 2022
“What we have now is not sustainable,” writes VOX ATL’s Zariah Taylor “In the path to a better and just world, we need to be
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“What we have now is not sustainable,” writes VOX ATL’s Zariah Taylor “In the path to a better and just world, we need to be
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The rituals we follow before November eighth
Empty the car and flood into the voter booth,
Me, and my mother, and my baby
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