• Lexi Underwood: Gen Z Should Embrace Political Responsiblity

  • Nov 12 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
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Lexi Underwood: Gen Z Should Embrace Political Responsiblity

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  • In this episode, Lexi Underwood joins PUSH The Next Generation host Ashley Jackson for a dynamic conversation at the intersection of entertainment and politics. Their discussion illuminates the power of representation and Gen Z's crucial role in political engagement, drawing inspiration from leaders like Congressman Maxwell Frost. Underwood speaks passionately about the responsibility that comes with having a platform to advocate for social justice, while emphasizing her generation's need to listen deeply as they engage with today's movements.

    Together, they candidly explore the realities of being young Black women in Hollywood, sharing personal insights on mental health and imposter syndrome. Their conversation tackles the complexities of social media engagement, specifically when to amplify their voice and when to pause before "clapping back." Acknowledging today's divisions, Underwood articulates a compelling vision for the future – one anchored in empathy, love, and our shared humanity.

    Don’t miss this special episode of PUSH The Next Generation—tune in today!

    Check out Lexi Underwood’s book, Louder Than Words.

    Produced by MurMur Impact.

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