ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week we discuss the midterm elections and the impact the results have on people of color. We will examine some key local races and national races with women, minorities and other groundbreaking politicians looking to break the glass ceiling.
Framingham Mayor Yvonne Spicer
State Representative-Elect, Liz Miranda, (MA-5th, Suffolk
district)
Suffolk County District Attorney-Elect, Rachael Rollins
State Representative-Elect, Nika Elugardo, (MA-15, Suffolk-Norfolk
district)
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United States
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