Vote of Conscience: Greisa Martinez Rosas

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This week, we're looking at how marginalized communities are leveraging their collective power this election season – even if they can’t vote themselves. By emphasizing connectedness at a time when it’s needed the most, organizers are finding new ways to engage their communities and advocate for Dreamers and other immigrants.

Ali chats with Greisa Martinez Rosas, executive director at United We Dream, the largest immigrant-led youth network in the country.

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