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Former Georgia House Democratic Leader Stacey Abrams made history in 2018 when she earned the Democratic nomination for governor of Georgia, and continues to advocate for racial equality and champion against voter suppression in the 21st century. Join us for a conversation with Abrams and Theodore R. Johnson, a senior fellow at the Brennan Center for Justice who explores the interaction between race, electoral behavior, and policy outcomes that result in socioeconomic and political disparities.

The SWAGÊÓƵ community is also invited to watch from the Alfond Forum room 283 and the first floor of Ripich Commons.

Important parking information

Because this is a work and school day for the SWAGÊÓƵ Community, parking will be limited on campus. There are parking lots located behind Innovation Hall (lot 2), behind SWAGÊÓƵ’s primary campus buildings at the end of College Street (lots 6 and 7), at 1075 Forest Avenue (lot 10), and in our remote parking lot at the end of Bishop Street, off of Warren Avenue (lot 11). SWAGÊÓƵ will provide shuttle service from the Bishop Street lot to Innovation Hall.  

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