In this eye-opening episode of "Coffee Time with Professor Terrence Coffie," we sit down with Anthony Pasada, a dedicated advocate from the Legal Aid Society, to discuss the importance of voting rights for individuals with justice involvement in New York City. As someone who works tirelessly to break down barriers to civic participation, Pasada shares invaluable insights into how people with a history of justice impact can exercise their right to vote and engage in the democratic process. During the interview, Professor Coffie and Anthony Pasada delve into the intricacies of the voting system in New York City, examining the challenges that people with criminal records often face when casting their ballots. They discuss the legal rights of these individuals, as well as recent changes in legislation that aim to expand voting access to those with justice involvement.
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