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What does true representation look like in state government? In Episode 5 of Let’s Talk Civilly, host Cleveland L. Horton sits down with Maryland’s Lt. Governor Aruna Miller to discuss leadership, equity, and civil rights. From her childhood journey arriving in the U.S. at age seven to her historic election, Lt. Governor Miller brings a unique dual perspective as both a civil engineer and policymaker to the frontlines of social justice.
Tune in as we address critical challenges facing our diverse communities, including voter disinformation, STEM industry representation, protections for displaced immigrant workers, and the push for gender-neutral terminology in the Maryland Constitution.
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