Reposted by Meier Galblum Haigh
Enjoying an evening of poetry in community, in support of
@lydiaxzbrown.com!
If you live in MD District 7A or don’t but you care about disability justice, interdependence, economic stability for everyone, and more, check out Ly Xīnzhèn's campaign: brownformaryland.com
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Ly Xīnzhèn Brown for State Delegate – I'm running to represent District 7A because we deserve better.
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