Part of demonstrating these efforts is the implementation of policies, programs, and advocacies that were designed to answer some of the community’s pressing issues like alleviating poverty and inequality. Leaders who invest in and actively promote these efforts are bound to be visions for change. Such is the nature for Alderwoman Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth.
Illinois State Representative Hoan Huynh and U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth have dedicated their careers to public service, amplifying underrepresented voices shaped by their experiences as minorities and refugees. Huynh, a Vietnam War refugee, focuses on healthcare, housing, and human rights, addressing inequities in his district. Duckworth, a veteran who lost her legs in Iraq, advocates for military families, aviation safety, and environmental justice, emphasizing proper representation. Their work underscores the importance of inclusivity in legislation, inspiring future public servants to champion diverse perspectives for a more equitable society.
This year’s midterm election results have shown us that more Asian-American leaders are stepping up the mantle in service to the local community. Get to know these leaders as they take the AAPI community to the next level.
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The pro-Trump riot resulted in many injuries and loss of lives due to some glaring issues surrounding the very foundation of U.S. democracy: white supremacy and greed.
Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL) declared his victory in his re-election bid to the U.S. House of Representatives for Illinois’ 8th district last November 3.