Democracy Dies in Darkness. Cali Overs dedicated her senior year to activism, lobbying local, state, and federal officials. Her efforts were sparked by the Department of Homeland Security purchasing a warehouse near her high school in Arizona.
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SURPRISE, Ariz. — One late night in early February, Cali Overs took to the lectern at city hall. As she looked towards the dais, the mayor, Kevin Sartor, was present. Her nervousness was apparent as she began to speak.
The motivation behind Cali’s advocacy was the concern about the impact this warehouse could have on her community. Her actions have drawn attention, illustrating how local changes can mobilize residents, including young voices. Cali’s work serves as an example of grassroots efforts to influence policy.
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