A Black-led, non-partisan nonprofit focused on enhancing Black political influence in Florida visited Lee County on Saturday as part of a statewide voter education and mobilization initiative.
Equal Ground is working to counteract extremist legislation in the state and ensure Black Floridians understand their rights and how to effectively participate in the upcoming elections.
Genesis Robinson, interim executive director of Equal Ground, elaborated on the group’s mission:
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