"For me, politics is all about helping people who are having the hardest time." - Rutger Groot Wassink, Deputy Mayor of Amsterdam
In this episode of City Rights Radio, we dive deep into the challenges and rewards of fighting for the rights of marginalized groups within the political system.
Our guest, Rutger Groot Wassink, shares his insights on navigating the complexities of local politics, collaborating with grassroots movements, and advocating for a more just and inclusive society.
We discuss:
How to fight back the far-right from within the political system
The shelters for undocumented people
The potential of city-level governments.
Understanding how politics works from within can be instrumental in community building. Listen to the full episode now and take action in your own community!
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