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Author: Alexis Anderson-Reed

Alexis Anderson-Reed is the CEO of State Voices, a coalition of advocates, activists and organizers committed to a multiracial democracy. State Voices plans to contact over 25 million voters ahead of the 2022 midterms, and invests in states like Michigan and Kentucky for long-term change. She serves on the boards of the Alliance for Youth Organizing, Analyst Institute and the State Innovation Exchange (SiX).
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Midterm Voters Are Calling the Shots on Reproductive Freedom. Black Women Lead the Charge.

Alexis Anderson-Reed

This November, voters are calling the shots. The organizing led by Black women in states like Michigan and Kentucky makes it clear that we as voters are the face of hope in our country—not lawmakers or the elite few. 

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