On this episode of The MinorityVoice, Brandon Upson, former National Organizing Director for Tom Steyer 2020, talks about the Steyer Campaign’s groundbreaking approach to South Carolina politics and the impact of hiring mostly African American staffers from within black communities around the state and how that decision may have changed South Carolina politics going forward as candidates continue to feel the weight of black voters in the state.
My Conversation with Brandon Upson former National Organizing Director for Tom Steyer 2020
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Michael Bailey is the founder of The MinorityEye and serves as the Chief-Curator of Information. He leads the editorial staff and works as a multimedia journalist who specializes in producing news stories and personal profiles that highlight the cultural, social, economic, and political experiences of minorities living in South Carolina and beyond. His extensive media, business, and political background has made him a well-respected voice and an often sought-after commentator on issues impacting people of color.
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