This week on the Legal Lens podcast, I have the honor of discussing with Virginia Kase Solomón, President and CEO of @CommonCauseEthics about how a lifetime of civic engagement can shape both public service and public trust.
📌 Virginia has spent more than 30 years working in civic life, and her leadership reflects a deep commitment to voting rights, fair representation, anti-corruption, accountability, and the belief that democracy works best when people stay informed and engaged.
As the leader of a non-partisan organization working on anti-corruption, voting access, civil rights, and accountability, she offers a thoughtful reminder that democracy is strengthened when people stay engaged, ask questions, and understand the systems that affect their lives.
In this clip, we also look at why representation matters, why community voices matter, and why the work of protecting access to the ballot remains as important as ever.
Listen now on all major streaming platforms: linktr.ee/areddock