Journalist Anjali Enjeti discusses her voting rights book at Gwinnett library
Enjeti draws on her work as a poll worker, electoral organizer and activist, and the library requests registration.
Gwinnett County Public Library is hosting journalist Anjali Enjeti for a talk about her book "Ballot."
Drawing from her own experiences as a poll worker, electoral organizer and activist, Enjeti explores the history and challenges surrounding voting rights in America. The library requests registration.
From Gwinnett County Public Library· Instagram · Oct 19
Open the post“You won't want to miss Journalist Anjali Enjeti as she discusses her book "Ballot." Drawing from her own experiences as a poll worker, electoral organizer, and activist, Enjeti explores the history and challenges surrounding voting rights in America. Registration is requested. Visit the link in bio. @anjalienjeti @charisbooksandmore @afrosypaella #Gwinnett #AuthorTalk”
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