Fatima Goss Graves, a nationally recognized civil rights and gender justice leader, discusses her path to advocacy, the impact of recent government shutdowns and why the affordability of health care, housing and food remains a core civil rights issue, while also reflecting on the music that inspires her and the sources of hope that sustain her work.

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