my name is isha gupta i’m a senior at gun as that they’d said and i want to
gun as that they’d said and i want to
gun as that they’d said and i want to start out with the story so last year
start out with the story so last year
start out with the story so last year februari 2016 i was in class and i was
februari 2016 i was in class and i was
februari 2016 i was in class and i was talking to a few of my friends and it
talking to a few of my friends and it
talking to a few of my friends and it was the time of the election at this
was the time of the election at this
was the time of the election at this point in time we had Hillary Clinton
point in time we had Hillary Clinton
point in time we had Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders they were both
Bernie Sanders they were both
Bernie Sanders they were both presidential Camden candidates for the
presidential Camden candidates for the
presidential Camden candidates for the Democratic Party and on the Republican
Democratic Party and on the Republican
Democratic Party and on the Republican ticket you had Donald Trump leading we
ticket you had Donald Trump leading we
ticket you had Donald Trump leading we were talking about the merits and the
were talking about the merits and the
were talking about the merits and the costs of their policies we are talking
costs of their policies we are talking
costs of their policies we are talking about who’s going to win when all of a
about who’s going to win when all of a
about who’s going to win when all of a sudden one of my other classmates from
sudden one of my other classmates from
sudden one of my other classmates from the corner of my eye I heard them
the corner of my eye I heard them
the corner of my eye I heard them talking and they were saying something
talking and they were saying something
talking and they were saying something along the lines of why should I even
along the lines of why should I even
along the lines of why should I even care I don’t care about politics this
care I don’t care about politics this
care I don’t care about politics this presidential election is stupid and you
presidential election is stupid and you
presidential election is stupid and you know they had a fair point I mean we
know they had a fair point I mean we
know they had a fair point I mean we often look at presidential politics we
often look at presidential politics we
often look at presidential politics we look at Washington and it’s so removed
look at Washington and it’s so removed
look at Washington and it’s so removed from us here in Palo Alto and especially
from us here in Palo Alto and especially
from us here in Palo Alto and especially us high schoolers who are young and
us high schoolers who are young and
us high schoolers who are young and don’t really see the need to get
don’t really see the need to get
don’t really see the need to get involved this early but there’s also a
involved this early but there’s also a
involved this early but there’s also a definition for the sort of feeling and
definition for the sort of feeling and
definition for the sort of feeling and it’s not just specific to young people I
it’s not just specific to young people I
it’s not just specific to young people I think there’s a general feeling of this
think there’s a general feeling of this
think there’s a general feeling of this throughout the country and that’s called
throughout the country and that’s called
throughout the country and that’s called political apathy and that’s defined as a
political apathy and that’s defined as a
political apathy and that’s defined as a person having indifference towards the
person having indifference towards the
person having indifference towards the political activities of their country
political activities of their country
political activities of their country and harvard university did a study on
and harvard university did a study on
and harvard university did a study on this in 2013 and they pulled millennials
this in 2013 and they pulled millennials
this in 2013 and they pulled millennials so the millennial generation can often
so the millennial generation can often
so the millennial generation can often be defined as 18 to 29 year olds and the
be defined as 18 to 29 year olds and the
be defined as 18 to 29 year olds and the first question they asked is do you
first question they asked is do you
first question they asked is do you think the country is going in the wrong
think the country is going in the wrong
think the country is going in the wrong direction and now i’m going to ask you
direction and now i’m going to ask you
direction and now i’m going to ask you guys raise your hands if you think the
guys raise your hands if you think the
guys raise your hands if you think the country is going in the wrong direction
country is going in the wrong direction
country is going in the wrong direction right now ok wow that’s a lot of you so
right now ok wow that’s a lot of you so
right now ok wow that’s a lot of you so harvard university did this survey and
harvard university did this survey and
harvard university did this survey and they found that eighty-six percent of
they found that eighty-six percent of
they found that eighty-six percent of respondents thought that the country was
respondents thought that the country was
respondents thought that the country was going in the wrong direction furthermore
going in the wrong direction furthermore
going in the wrong direction furthermore in the same study they found that a
in the same study they found that a
in the same study they found that a majority of people would want to replace
majority of people would want to replace
majority of people would want to replace every single member of Congress that’s a
every single member of Congress that’s a
every single member of Congress that’s a lot however in the same exact study they
lot however in the same exact study they
lot however in the same exact study they found that
found that
found that more than one in four people so
more than one in four people so
more than one in four people so twenty-six percent of people did not
twenty-six percent of people did not
twenty-six percent of people did not vote or weren’t planning to vote in
vote or weren’t planning to vote in
vote or weren’t planning to vote in elections and furthermore seventy-five
elections and furthermore seventy-five
elections and furthermore seventy-five percent of the respondents said that
percent of the respondents said that
percent of the respondents said that they didn’t feel politically active so
they didn’t feel politically active so
they didn’t feel politically active so there’s obviously a disconnect when we
there’s obviously a disconnect when we
there’s obviously a disconnect when we see young people saying that they’re
see young people saying that they’re
see young people saying that they’re dissatisfied with the current state of
dissatisfied with the current state of
dissatisfied with the current state of politics yet don’t do anything to get
politics yet don’t do anything to get
politics yet don’t do anything to get involved and that’s the exact definition
involved and that’s the exact definition
involved and that’s the exact definition of political apathy and when I think of
of political apathy and when I think of
of political apathy and when I think of political apathy I think well why why
political apathy I think well why why
political apathy I think well why why aren’t we getting involved after all as
aren’t we getting involved after all as
aren’t we getting involved after all as young people we’re getting out of our
young people we’re getting out of our
young people we’re getting out of our parents homes we’re going to college
parents homes we’re going to college
parents homes we’re going to college maybe we’re getting our own health
maybe we’re getting our own health
maybe we’re getting our own health insurance buying our own cars and so all
insurance buying our own cars and so all
insurance buying our own cars and so all of the policies of government and what
of the policies of government and what
of the policies of government and what government is doing actually directly
government is doing actually directly
government is doing actually directly impacts us maybe not just the presidency
impacts us maybe not just the presidency
impacts us maybe not just the presidency but also policies taken at the state
but also policies taken at the state
but also policies taken at the state level and policies taken at the local
level and policies taken at the local
level and policies taken at the local level and so it’s really important that
level and so it’s really important that
level and so it’s really important that we try to get involved and that’s what I
we try to get involved and that’s what I
we try to get involved and that’s what I try to do this summer so also another
try to do this summer so also another
try to do this summer so also another study that we saw the US Census took
study that we saw the US Census took
study that we saw the US Census took this and this is basically a graph where
this and this is basically a graph where
this and this is basically a graph where in the y-axis you can see that they are
in the y-axis you can see that they are
in the y-axis you can see that they are voting percentiles so there are three
voting percentiles so there are three
voting percentiles so there are three different age groups you can see here so
different age groups you can see here so
different age groups you can see here so the bottom little line over there are 18
the bottom little line over there are 18
the bottom little line over there are 18 to 24 year olds and so that’s the trend
to 24 year olds and so that’s the trend
to 24 year olds and so that’s the trend of their voting patterns throughout the
of their voting patterns throughout the
of their voting patterns throughout the years so if you see here too I think
years so if you see here too I think
years so if you see here too I think your left would be 1964 and the most
your left would be 1964 and the most
your left would be 1964 and the most recent years 2012 and I think what
recent years 2012 and I think what
recent years 2012 and I think what really struck me with this graph taken
really struck me with this graph taken
really struck me with this graph taken by the US census was that in 1964 the
by the US census was that in 1964 the
by the US census was that in 1964 the voting rate for 18 to 24 year olds was
voting rate for 18 to 24 year olds was
voting rate for 18 to 24 year olds was fifty point nine percent so 50.9 percent
fifty point nine percent so 50.9 percent
fifty point nine percent so 50.9 percent of 18 to 26 year-olds voted and now it’s
of 18 to 26 year-olds voted and now it’s
of 18 to 26 year-olds voted and now it’s only thirty eight percent of us and
only thirty eight percent of us and
only thirty eight percent of us and we’re not just talking about the
we’re not just talking about the
we’re not just talking about the presidential election we’re talking
presidential election we’re talking
presidential election we’re talking about state elections and local
about state elections and local
about state elections and local elections and so clearly even though we
elections and so clearly even though we
elections and so clearly even though we are dissatisfied with the current state
are dissatisfied with the current state
are dissatisfied with the current state six we’re not getting out there and
six we’re not getting out there and
six we’re not getting out there and boating even though a large amount of us
boating even though a large amount of us
boating even though a large amount of us are illegible or will be illegible in a
are illegible or will be illegible in a
are illegible or will be illegible in a few years so that’s me I was born here
few years so that’s me I was born here
few years so that’s me I was born here in Palo Alto California to two immigrant
in Palo Alto California to two immigrant
in Palo Alto California to two immigrant parents they’re both my audience my
parents they’re both my audience my
parents they’re both my audience my mother was from Sri Lanka she came here
mother was from Sri Lanka she came here
mother was from Sri Lanka she came here after the Sri Lankan Civil War and my
after the Sri Lankan Civil War and my
after the Sri Lankan Civil War and my father was from India born to Indian
father was from India born to Indian
father was from India born to Indian immigrants from now Bangladesh and they
immigrants from now Bangladesh and they
immigrants from now Bangladesh and they were they migrated to India after the
were they migrated to India after the
were they migrated to India after the partition in 1947 so I came from very I
partition in 1947 so I came from very I
partition in 1947 so I came from very I guess you could say humble immigrant
guess you could say humble immigrant
guess you could say humble immigrant backgrounds my parents did not have any
backgrounds my parents did not have any
backgrounds my parents did not have any political connections whatsoever we
political connections whatsoever we
political connections whatsoever we voted after they became citizens of
voted after they became citizens of
voted after they became citizens of course and we did not I mean the only
course and we did not I mean the only
course and we did not I mean the only political exposure I had growing up was
political exposure I had growing up was
political exposure I had growing up was kind of being interested in history and
kind of being interested in history and
kind of being interested in history and the world around me and seeing when I
the world around me and seeing when I
the world around me and seeing when I was very little hearing about the Iraq
was very little hearing about the Iraq
was very little hearing about the Iraq war and the actions of george w bush but
war and the actions of george w bush but
war and the actions of george w bush but really no we were not Kennedy’s is what
really no we were not Kennedy’s is what
really no we were not Kennedy’s is what I’m trying to say but I really had this
I’m trying to say but I really had this
I’m trying to say but I really had this interest in knowing the world around me
interest in knowing the world around me
interest in knowing the world around me so in seventh grade i joined model
so in seventh grade i joined model
so in seventh grade i joined model united nations which basically
united nations which basically
united nations which basically encourages young people to speak about
encourages young people to speak about
encourages young people to speak about global issues talk about different world
global issues talk about different world
global issues talk about different world events from the perspective of other
events from the perspective of other
events from the perspective of other countries and then the summer since the
countries and then the summer since the
countries and then the summer since the presidential election was going on i
presidential election was going on i
presidential election was going on i actually took a job at the Hillary
actually took a job at the Hillary
actually took a job at the Hillary Clinton campaign so I actually signed up
Clinton campaign so I actually signed up
Clinton campaign so I actually signed up applied for a job and indeed after a
applied for a job and indeed after a
applied for a job and indeed after a phone interview I got it and started
phone interview I got it and started
phone interview I got it and started working at the camden san jose office
working at the camden san jose office
working at the camden san jose office for hillary clinton and with this job i
for hillary clinton and with this job i
for hillary clinton and with this job i was working with a multitude of other
was working with a multitude of other
was working with a multitude of other young people kind of calling people
young people kind of calling people
young people kind of calling people throughout california getting them not
throughout california getting them not
throughout california getting them not just to vote for Hillary Clinton but
just to vote for Hillary Clinton but
just to vote for Hillary Clinton but just also getting them out to vote
just also getting them out to vote
just also getting them out to vote because a large portion of voters we
because a large portion of voters we
because a large portion of voters we found especially in ethnic communities
found especially in ethnic communities
found especially in ethnic communities especially in immigrant communities were
especially in immigrant communities were
especially in immigrant communities were hesitant about so we made phone calls
hesitant about so we made phone calls
hesitant about so we made phone calls and
and
and went out to doors and knocked on doors
went out to doors and knocked on doors
went out to doors and knocked on doors and mobilize people to vote so that was
and mobilize people to vote so that was
and mobilize people to vote so that was basically our job in the Hillary Clinton
basically our job in the Hillary Clinton
basically our job in the Hillary Clinton campaign and lo and behold two weeks
campaign and lo and behold two weeks
campaign and lo and behold two weeks after I got my job my campaign manager
after I got my job my campaign manager
after I got my job my campaign manager called me and said hey do you want to
called me and said hey do you want to
called me and said hey do you want to meet Hillary Clinton and this was in the
meet Hillary Clinton and this was in the
meet Hillary Clinton and this was in the middle of bio class I remember and of
middle of bio class I remember and of
middle of bio class I remember and of course I was like yes are you joking so
course I was like yes are you joking so
course I was like yes are you joking so we went out to Fresno where she was
we went out to Fresno where she was
we went out to Fresno where she was speaking at a rally and we got to meet
speaking at a rally and we got to meet
speaking at a rally and we got to meet her um which was really cool and
her um which was really cool and
her um which was really cool and throughout the campaign we worked phone
throughout the campaign we worked phone
throughout the campaign we worked phone calls knocking on doors monitoring the
calls knocking on doors monitoring the
calls knocking on doors monitoring the progress that we were having in
progress that we were having in
progress that we were having in California and at this time she was
California and at this time she was
California and at this time she was running against bernie sanders so we
running against bernie sanders so we
running against bernie sanders so we were trying to have her win the
were trying to have her win the
were trying to have her win the California primary and lo and behold we
California primary and lo and behold we
California primary and lo and behold we did win the California primary by a
did win the California primary by a
did win the California primary by a larger-than-expected margin and so I
larger-than-expected margin and so I
larger-than-expected margin and so I think what I took away from this
think what I took away from this
think what I took away from this experience was that even a high schooler
experience was that even a high schooler
experience was that even a high schooler from God could really get involved in
from God could really get involved in
from God could really get involved in something bigger than myself and make an
something bigger than myself and make an
something bigger than myself and make an impact and it wasn’t just me of course
impact and it wasn’t just me of course
impact and it wasn’t just me of course there were several other people involved
there were several other people involved
there were several other people involved and without those people and I think
and without those people and I think
and without those people and I think without the multitude of people there
without the multitude of people there
without the multitude of people there there were it wouldn’t have happened and
there were it wouldn’t have happened and
there were it wouldn’t have happened and so this picture is with my friend
so this picture is with my friend
so this picture is with my friend Kristin talking to Hillary Clinton and I
Kristin talking to Hillary Clinton and I
Kristin talking to Hillary Clinton and I do want to point this picture out
do want to point this picture out
do want to point this picture out because I think it really exemplifies
because I think it really exemplifies
because I think it really exemplifies kind of what I’m trying to get across
kind of what I’m trying to get across
kind of what I’m trying to get across and Kristin like me she was born to
and Kristin like me she was born to
and Kristin like me she was born to immigrant parents she went to homestead
immigrant parents she went to homestead
immigrant parents she went to homestead high school now she’s in college and
high school now she’s in college and
high school now she’s in college and she’s talking to hillary clinton who is
she’s talking to hillary clinton who is
she’s talking to hillary clinton who is one of the most powerful women in the
one of the most powerful women in the
one of the most powerful women in the world and i think this picture kind of
world and i think this picture kind of
world and i think this picture kind of represents this exchange of ideas that
represents this exchange of ideas that
represents this exchange of ideas that can really happen between anybody um
can really happen between anybody um
can really happen between anybody um about politics about what needs to be
about politics about what needs to be
about politics about what needs to be done because again while we were working
done because again while we were working
done because again while we were working on the Hillary Clinton campaign while we
on the Hillary Clinton campaign while we
on the Hillary Clinton campaign while we agreed with a lot of her issues and the
agreed with a lot of her issues and the
agreed with a lot of her issues and the stances she took on certain issues there
stances she took on certain issues there
stances she took on certain issues there were other policies we disagreed with so
were other policies we disagreed with so
were other policies we disagreed with so it’s really important when you’re
it’s really important when you’re
it’s really important when you’re talking to your leaders not only to
talking to your leaders not only to
talking to your leaders not only to express agreement but also to express
express agreement but also to express
express agreement but also to express concerns and to have that
concerns and to have that
concerns and to have that sort of dialogue and I think that’s the
sort of dialogue and I think that’s the
sort of dialogue and I think that’s the sort of dialogue we really need now more
sort of dialogue we really need now more
sort of dialogue we really need now more than ever and so I thought that Kristen
than ever and so I thought that Kristen
than ever and so I thought that Kristen really took advantage and so did the
really took advantage and so did the
really took advantage and so did the rest of us but she really took advantage
rest of us but she really took advantage
rest of us but she really took advantage of this opportunity to talk to her so
of this opportunity to talk to her so
of this opportunity to talk to her so now what can we do to solve the problem
now what can we do to solve the problem
now what can we do to solve the problem of political apathy so there’s something
of political apathy so there’s something
of political apathy so there’s something called political participation and if
called political participation and if
called political participation and if you haven’t already guessed by the name
you haven’t already guessed by the name
you haven’t already guessed by the name political participation is when somebody
political participation is when somebody
political participation is when somebody gets involved in political activities in
gets involved in political activities in
gets involved in political activities in their country so this can be as simple
their country so this can be as simple
their country so this can be as simple as getting educated on issues maybe
as getting educated on issues maybe
as getting educated on issues maybe going online and searching up what the
going online and searching up what the
going online and searching up what the what stances your politicians or
what stances your politicians or
what stances your politicians or community leaders are taking on
community leaders are taking on
community leaders are taking on pertinent issues now or it can be as
pertinent issues now or it can be as
pertinent issues now or it can be as powerful as voting because in the end of
powerful as voting because in the end of
powerful as voting because in the end of the day nothing gets solved especially
the day nothing gets solved especially
the day nothing gets solved especially here in the United States without voting
here in the United States without voting
here in the United States without voting and a little bit of background I used to
and a little bit of background I used to
and a little bit of background I used to live in in Malaysia and India and both
live in in Malaysia and India and both
live in in Malaysia and India and both countries are democracies in name India
countries are democracies in name India
countries are democracies in name India happens to be one of the biggest
happens to be one of the biggest
happens to be one of the biggest democracies in the world but both
democracies in the world but both
democracies in the world but both countries when I was living there and
countries when I was living there and
countries when I was living there and even though I was really young there was
even though I was really young there was
even though I was really young there was always this sense of well you can’t
always this sense of well you can’t
always this sense of well you can’t really do anything to solve this issue
really do anything to solve this issue
really do anything to solve this issue because you’re just one citizen and
because you’re just one citizen and
because you’re just one citizen and government is corrupt and you feel the
government is corrupt and you feel the
government is corrupt and you feel the sense of sort of that feeling here too
sense of sort of that feeling here too
sense of sort of that feeling here too but I think what’s really cool here in
but I think what’s really cool here in
but I think what’s really cool here in the United States is that we were
the United States is that we were
the United States is that we were founded on this principle of democracy
founded on this principle of democracy
founded on this principle of democracy we were founding on founded on the idea
we were founding on founded on the idea
we were founding on founded on the idea that even the most ordinary citizen from
that even the most ordinary citizen from
that even the most ordinary citizen from the most back backward of backgrounds
the most back backward of backgrounds
the most back backward of backgrounds can really make a difference and really
can really make a difference and really
can really make a difference and really go out there and make a change in their
go out there and make a change in their
go out there and make a change in their community and in their government and so
community and in their government and so
community and in their government and so one example of this that I saw very
one example of this that I saw very
one example of this that I saw very recently was the women’s March and this
recently was the women’s March and this
recently was the women’s March and this was actually a picture that my friend
was actually a picture that my friend
was actually a picture that my friend Inger and I took when we were at the San
Inger and I took when we were at the San
Inger and I took when we were at the San Jose women’s March and I think that’s
Jose women’s March and I think that’s
Jose women’s March and I think that’s one example of political participation
one example of political participation
one example of political participation because you had a bunch of women from
because you had a bunch of women from
because you had a bunch of women from all different backgrounds all different
all different backgrounds all different
all different backgrounds all different genders and races and religions
genders and races and religions
genders and races and religions coming together to protest for a cause
coming together to protest for a cause
coming together to protest for a cause they really believed it and so when you
they really believed it and so when you
they really believed it and so when you see kind of that sort of exchange of
see kind of that sort of exchange of
see kind of that sort of exchange of ideas and that sort of culmination of
ideas and that sort of culmination of
ideas and that sort of culmination of people that’s when you know that change
people that’s when you know that change
people that’s when you know that change can be solved and so what can you do to
can be solved and so what can you do to
can be solved and so what can you do to help and especially at this point in
help and especially at this point in
help and especially at this point in time when there is an administration
time when there is an administration
time when there is an administration right now that maybe not all of you
right now that maybe not all of you
right now that maybe not all of you agree with his policies i know i don’t
agree with his policies i know i don’t
agree with his policies i know i don’t but i think what we can do if you want
but i think what we can do if you want
but i think what we can do if you want to take action tomorrow or today one
to take action tomorrow or today one
to take action tomorrow or today one thing is to call or contact your local
thing is to call or contact your local
thing is to call or contact your local representatives it’s really easy to send
representatives it’s really easy to send
representatives it’s really easy to send an email or go to in office of your
an email or go to in office of your
an email or go to in office of your congressman or your senator or your
congressman or your senator or your
congressman or your senator or your state senator or call them or email them
state senator or call them or email them
state senator or call them or email them and they are receptive and what
and they are receptive and what
and they are receptive and what basically these state senators senators
basically these state senators senators
basically these state senators senators and congressmen will do is that they’ll
and congressmen will do is that they’ll
and congressmen will do is that they’ll look at all of the input that they have
look at all of the input that they have
look at all of the input that they have on a given day and they are more
on a given day and they are more
on a given day and they are more emboldened to take action on an issue if
emboldened to take action on an issue if
emboldened to take action on an issue if they know that a large part of their
they know that a large part of their
they know that a large part of their constituency is really concerned about
constituency is really concerned about
constituency is really concerned about it because after all a lot of our
it because after all a lot of our
it because after all a lot of our elected representatives at the end of
elected representatives at the end of
elected representatives at the end of the day care about getting reelected but
the day care about getting reelected but
the day care about getting reelected but they can’t get reelected unless their
they can’t get reelected unless their
they can’t get reelected unless their constituents are happy with what they’re
constituents are happy with what they’re
constituents are happy with what they’re doing so we as people in their
doing so we as people in their
doing so we as people in their constituencies need to basically get out
constituencies need to basically get out
constituencies need to basically get out and let our voices heard and get them to
and let our voices heard and get them to
and let our voices heard and get them to know what we’re thinking also
know what we’re thinking also
know what we’re thinking also volunteering at certain organizations I
volunteering at certain organizations I
volunteering at certain organizations I was recently told that there’s an app
was recently told that there’s an app
was recently told that there’s an app you can get on your phone called five
you can get on your phone called five
you can get on your phone called five calls and basically that will give you
calls and basically that will give you
calls and basically that will give you alerts on your phone to give it like
alerts on your phone to give it like
alerts on your phone to give it like certain actions that are taken every day
certain actions that are taken every day
certain actions that are taken every day or certain calls that you can make to
or certain calls that you can make to
or certain calls that you can make to make an influence on different actions
make an influence on different actions
make an influence on different actions so that’s one way you can get involved
so that’s one way you can get involved
so that’s one way you can get involved as well and also the most important
as well and also the most important
as well and also the most important thing you can do and I know not
thing you can do and I know not
thing you can do and I know not everybody in this audience is legible to
everybody in this audience is legible to
everybody in this audience is legible to do this yet but is to boat that happens
do this yet but is to boat that happens
do this yet but is to boat that happens every two years with midterm elections
every two years with midterm elections
every two years with midterm elections every four years with presidential
every four years with presidential
every four years with presidential elections and here in the United States
elections and here in the United States
elections and here in the United States we actually don’t have a mandatory
we actually don’t have a mandatory
we actually don’t have a mandatory voting thing which I’m not advocating
voting thing which I’m not advocating
voting thing which I’m not advocating for because you can
for because you can
for because you can get fined if you don’t vote in certain
get fined if you don’t vote in certain
get fined if you don’t vote in certain countries but we do have this precious
countries but we do have this precious
countries but we do have this precious right but not all countries have and the
right but not all countries have and the
right but not all countries have and the best thing we can do is to utilize that
best thing we can do is to utilize that
best thing we can do is to utilize that so as soon as you’re illegible or if
so as soon as you’re illegible or if
so as soon as you’re illegible or if you’re re registered to vote that’s
you’re re registered to vote that’s
you’re re registered to vote that’s great but I know for some of you you are
great but I know for some of you you are
great but I know for some of you you are not registered if you go to your local
not registered if you go to your local
not registered if you go to your local DMV or if you go online and search
DMV or if you go online and search
DMV or if you go online and search register to vote you can register to
register to vote you can register to
register to vote you can register to vote and you will be illegible to vote
vote and you will be illegible to vote
vote and you will be illegible to vote and those are kind of the things that
and those are kind of the things that
and those are kind of the things that you can do to get involved and so I hope
you can do to get involved and so I hope
you can do to get involved and so I hope that you take from my talk today that
that you take from my talk today that
that you take from my talk today that it’s really important to get involved
it’s really important to get involved
it’s really important to get involved because if we don’t there are certain
because if we don’t there are certain
because if we don’t there are certain actions our government can take that we
actions our government can take that we
actions our government can take that we might not necessarily want and it’s our
might not necessarily want and it’s our
might not necessarily want and it’s our future and actions and policies from our
future and actions and policies from our
future and actions and policies from our government in ‘the with everything
government in ‘the with everything
government in ‘the with everything influenced us every single day so that’s
influenced us every single day so that’s
influenced us every single day so that’s all i have to say thank you so much
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