The Brown Girls Guide to Politics
The Brown Girls Guide to Politics (BGG) was created to advance women of color in politics. BGG provides advice for getting involved in politics: from learning more about the political system’s impact on women of color to running for office. The BGG consists of a podcast and website filled with stories of women of color making a career in politics.
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