This Women’s History Month, Democracy Docket is not only remembering those women “who were the first,” but also celebrating and highlighting the contributions of the women who have “come after.” In this article, Rachel Selzer spoke to just a few of the many women attorneys and activists who are at the vanguard of today’s fight for voting rights, including our own Rise CEO, Mary-Pat Hector, and heard about their work, what motivates them and why they remain committed to protecting our democracy.
“With the 2024 election on the horizon, ‘the numbers are in young people’s favor: Nearly half the electorate is under the age of 45. Gen Z can use its power collectively to truly make a difference in 2024 and beyond — from climate issues to reproductive justice.”
Read the full article here: Lessons From the Women Leading Today’s Fight for Voting Rights
