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Home | DC AUTHORS | My Podcast Conversation About Power, Voting and Identity Politics

My Podcast Conversation About Power, Voting and Identity Politics

September 5, 2018 by Stephanie Singer Leave a Comment

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Power, Voting and Identity Politics

This podcast gave me a chance to talk about power, voting, identity politics and my experience in Philadelphia. Let me know what you think!

The conversation was part of the podcast series Bridging Our Divide that ‘promotes constructive dialogue across political and ideological divides by creating forums for conversation’. All podcasts include live event recordings and interviews recorded specifically for the podcasts. According to the event description:

This episode is a one-on-one conversation with Stephanie Singer, mathematician and former City Commissioner of Philadelphia, who we met at our last Common Ground Debate. She and John Durso talk identity politics and voter power, and explain how — and why — voting blocs matter if you want your voice to be heard.

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About Stephanie Singer

Stephanie Singer is a former City Commissioner of Philadelphia and worked to modernize the office, introducing improved hiring practices, encouraging digital distribution of public elections data, and promoting free and fair elections.

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