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Reflection as a Voter Empowerment Contractor
Posted by: Alonzo Malone on December 14, 2023
Reflections from the 2023 KFTC Annual Meeting
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Hope at the Intersection of Arts and Activism
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Steve Wilkins
How long have you been involved with KFTC, and how did you get involved?
I’ve been a member for about 10 years, but I got actively involved about four years ago when I retired. While I was originally drawn to KFTC’s commitment to stop mountaintop removal, the “Stop Smith” campaign (to prevent a new coal-burning power plant) was just ramping up and that’s where I directed my energies. Now, I’m involved in all KFTC’s efforts that relate to the electric energy sector.
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