Line of Sight
Line of Sight
Assembling for democracy requires a few pit stops.
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Route 24 is an independent newsletter for those who feel out of gas with current news cycles and elect stories that drive public trust.
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Spare Parts
One of my first jobs was working in inventory. Though I was in school and a seasonal worker, the job itself was demanding. By the end of a work day, your body would ache from being on your feet for long periods of time and your eyes would water from exposure to different textiles.
I understand hard work. It’s what built the American manufacturing industry. Spare Parts is a story that reimagines opportunity for the American worker. Swing by this space next week for the first stop on this scenic route.
Right Lane Must Exit
Shepard Fairey isn’t afraid to do something. Back in April, I visited Peace is Radical in the Reflect Space at the Glendale Central Library. Last night, I stopped by the opening night reception for Subliminal Projects’ latest exhibit, American Punchline, a humorous checkpoint on U.S. Elections. If you’re in L.A., make a pit stop.
Thru Traffic Merge Left
The team at Force Multiplier invites you to help flip the House and give Harris-Walz a clear path to make real change for America. Meet six candidates driving progress forward in two back-to-back events this week:
Monday, September 30th: 5:00PM - 6:00PM PT/8:00PM - 9:00PM ET
Tuesday, October 1st: 4:00PM - 5:00PM PT/ 7:00PM - 8:00PM ET
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Stay the course,
Sam
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