Ayo visited our Civil Rights and Criminal Justice panel at the Houston Peace & Justice Center and amplified our message on race & economics.

The Houston Peace & Justice Center was conducting a panel titled “What’s Up – ¿¡Qué Pasa!?” It was a bilingual panel discussion on Civil Rights & criminal justice. We had a healthy discussion on the Poor People’s campaign, where a panelist discussed our economic state.

We would also spend some time discussing several voter rights issues. As we discussed race and economics, a comment drew the ears of Ayo, a High School student who was listening in on the panel. It turned out she had the most important statement on the panel. It went beyond her years.

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