Our 9th installment comes with words of wisdom from the Indigo Girls, taken from their 1999 song “Go.”
With a career spanning over three decades (and counting), and well known for their intricate harmonies, captivating lyrics, and incredible guitar skills, this folk rock duo often brings activism into their music, boldly singing out for the environment, gay rights, and civil rights.
While on tour during election years, they often include this song in their sets, which serves as a reminder and a plea to vote. Since their tour was cancelled this year due to Covid19, we are helping to get their message out — how important your vote is, especially this year — don’t assume anything, just go!
https://registertovote.ca.gov
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