On this episode of the Legal Lens podcast, my conversation with Virginia Kase Solomón, President and CEO of @CommonCauseEthics, explores why voting rights remain central to our democracy and to the future of our communities 💡
As the leader of a non-partisan organization focused on voting access, civil rights, anti-corruption, and accountability, Virginia offers an important reminder that democracy is strengthened when people stay informed, stay engaged, and understand the systems that shape their lives.
She highlights how independent media plays a key role in that work, and how media outlets like KBLA Talk 1580 (now celebrating its 5th anniversary) and shows like Legal Lens (celebrating 5 years this October!) provide a space for informed, in-depth conversations that keep our communities educated and empowered. Thank you for this encouragement Virginia!
In this clip, we look at representation, community voice, and the ongoing work of protecting access to the ballot and why platforms like KBLA and Legal Lens matter more than ever.
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