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Join us for Part 2 of Democracy Does' community conversation in Charleston, South Carolina, titled 'We the People: A Conversation That Moves Us Forward.' In this episode, host Robin Hamilton leads a discussion with local leaders and activists about the importance of grassroots initiatives, civic engagement, and fostering positive discourse in the community. Highlights include a recap of a recent senatorial debate, the role of youth and collaboration in activism, and the critical need for civil conversations across political divides.
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