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The 116th Congress is sworn in, and with it comes a younger, more democratic and diverse Congress—the most diverse ever in its history. As issues from immigration to healthcare continue to be on the minds
of many Americans, how will this new Congress address the needs of constituents of color?
Panelists:
Sonia Chang-Díaz, MA State Senator for the 2nd Suffolk
District
Phillip Martin, Senior Reporter for WGBH News
Andrew Leong, Associate Professor at UMass Boston
Kim McLarin, Associate Professor at Emerson College.
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