Meet Nsé Ufot, founder of Solidarity Analytics Media (S.A.M.), former CEO of the New Georgia Project working alongside former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacy Abrams, and my guest for this week’s Legal Lens podcast!

Nsé is a change-maker and thought leader with a data-informed approach who shares an inspiring example of civic activism with us: how her campaigns helped over 700,000 Georgians register to vote and moved millions of people to take action and affect change.

She pioneered an approach that merged civil rights advocacy with technology to combat voter suppression!

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This week on Legal Lens, I had a heartfelt conversation with Nsé Ufot about a deeply important and often overlooked issue: the struggles facing immigrants in our country today, especially those from the Black and African diaspora.

All too often, we forget that behind every story is a human face—a person fleeing challenging political situations in their homeland, seeking a new beginning, a place to build their future.

I encourage you to check out the full episode now, available on all major streaming platforms.

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Catch this week’s Legal Lens podcast and join my conversation with the amazing Nsé Ufot founder of Solidarity Analytics Media (S.A.M.) and former CEO of the New Georgia Project, as we dive into the state of Georgia’s shifting political power, examining the impact of the New Georgia Project—which registered over 700,000 new voters—and identifying the state as a true battleground.

Nsé explores how laws like Georgia’s SB 202 have the potential of suppressing Black and young voters, criminalizing grassroots outreach, and serve as national test cases for the future of the conservative movement.

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What can we do? In our current political and social climate, this question resonated deeply with me.

Thankfully, Michelle Hudgins from @TheLeadershipConference, my guest for the Legal Lens podcast, offered an inspiring and empowering answer: “Make your voice heard.” She stated the key is to keep going, don’t shut down and stop caring, which is the easy route when we get disenfranchised and frustrated.

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“One of the things we like to do when we get disenfranchised and frustrated is we shut down and we stop getting involved. But it’s . . . time for us to be engaged and to be re-involved, even though we did not win the big fight this time.”

That powerful quote comes from my guest this week on the Legal Lens Podcast, Michelle Hudgins. It really captures one of the qualities I admire most about her: her unwavering passion to empower people.

Michelle is a seasoned communications strategist and currently serves as VP of Communications for the Leadership Conference on Civil & Human Rights. She’s deeply knowledgeable about critical issues of our time—voting rights, immigration, census debates—and she’s sharing her insights on the podcast, now available on all major streaming platforms.

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The President recently issued an executive order that could impact how the census is conducted. But what does that mean for us?

Michelle Hudgins, VP of Communications at @TheLeadershipConference explains why ignoring the 14th Amendment by not counting non-U.S. citizens and undocumented people can harm our communities. According to Hudgins, these individuals are already contributing—using resources, building neighborhoods—and excluding them can lead to unfair representation and resource allocation.

It’s crucial we understand how this affects us all.

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Thrilled to kick off another amazing Legal Lens podcast episode! This week, I welcome Michelle Hudgins, Vice President of Communications at the @TheLeadershipConference.

Hudgins shares expert insights on the national and local battles impacting voting rights, the dangerous consequences of political gerrymandering and the latest moves to alter the U.S. census by executive order.

Whether you’re worried about disenfranchisement, redistricting, or federal funding, this episode emphasizes the power of coalition building, along with a reminder of the soul and strategy of America’s civil rights movement—then and now.

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Your voice matters — always has, always will.
But let’s be real: the work for fair and just representation is far from over.

In this Legal Lens episode, Attorney Symone Redwine, aka @GirlIsThatLegal breaks down why having a local rep isn’t just a good idea — it’s essential.

When our concerns, problems, and initiatives are heard, real change happens.

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Meet Symone Redwine — aka @GirlIsThatLegal, powerhouse attorney and leading legal analyst!

I loved our chat on the Legal Lens Podcast!

She’s got beauty, brains, and that bold Southern attitude that you just can’t ignore. A Cornell Law grad (yeah, Ivy League vibes!), she’s serving legal commentaries on her YouTube channel, “Attorney Symone: Girl, Is That Legal” — trust me, it’s binge-worthy!

As my guest for the latest episode, she breaks down some of the most pressing legal issues of the moment.

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I’m BEYOND excited to announce this week’s Legal Lens podcast guest — none other than the brilliant, fierce, and oh-so-smart @GirlIsThatLegal! What better way to celebrate National Radio Day than with our Legal Bestie?!

Tune in to check out Attorney Redwine’s insights on today’s critical legal battles surrounding redistricting in Texas, the significant role of the United States Supreme Court under the current presidential administration, and the ongoing challenges to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) efforts in education and politics in 2025 – to name a few.

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