Notas del episodio
In this episode of Amendment 3 and Me, host Taylor speaks with Kai Sutton, president of the Springfield, Missouri NAACP chapter, about how the new Amendment 3 could affect reproductive healthcare, gender-affirming care, and communities of color across Missouri.
Kai shares her personal experience navigating pregnancy loss and reproductive healthcare, explains why Black and Brown Missourians must be included in conversations about healthcare access, and discusses the importance of building solidarity through empathy, listening, and trust. She also reflects on the power of collective action, shares successes from Missouri’s minimum-wage campaign, and offers practical advice for helping friends, family, and neighbors understand why their vote matters.
This conversation is about lived experience, community power, hope, and the importance of showing up—for ourselves and for one another.
Stand in solidarity https://naacpsgf.org/join/
Deadline to register to vote is October 7.
What you need to know: https://www.vote411.org/missouri