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#7 Journey of a black, lesbian activist running for NYC Council District 9
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Kristin Richardson Jordan (KRJ) is a third-generation Harlemite who has known Harlem since she was four months old. She is the daughter of Dr. Lynne Richardson and Dr. Desmond Jordan, two minority physicians trained at the historic Harlem Hospital.
Kristin is passionate about social justice, and the history, politics, and culture(s) of all people generally and Black people in particular.
In this podcast, Kristen talks about:
- How did she get interested in civic engagement and running for City Council?
- Her goals for serving on the NYC city council?
- What did she learn during her campaign?
- Her advice to others who are interested in running for office?
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