Jecorey Arthur and Quintez Brown
Season 16 Episode 9 | 27m 31sVideo has Closed Captions
Young Louisvillians Jecorey Arthur and Quintez Brown discuss their political activism.
Renee Shaw speaks with two Louisvillians on the front lines of social and racial justice: Jecorey Arthur, a classically trained musician who is the youngest person to be elected to the Louisville Metro Council, and Quintez Brown, a University of Louisville political science student who is also a Courier Journal op-ed columnist writing about race, youth opinion, and social justice.
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Jecorey Arthur and Quintez Brown
Season 16 Episode 9 | 27m 31sVideo has Closed Captions
Renee Shaw speaks with two Louisvillians on the front lines of social and racial justice: Jecorey Arthur, a classically trained musician who is the youngest person to be elected to the Louisville Metro Council, and Quintez Brown, a University of Louisville political science student who is also a Courier Journal op-ed columnist writing about race, youth opinion, and social justice.
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