Session has officially ended, but the work continues. In this episode, Senator Jackson  takes a moment to reflect on Sine Die (Poison Pills), budget approval for the Southwest Georgia Project (Black Farmers), and the intentionality of Holy Week (Easter is Coming).

Following her passionate speech from the well in response to voter suppression bill HB 202, Senator Jackson sits down with her mentor, Former Representative Simone Bell. Both Jackson and Bell offer invaluable insight into capitol culture and strategies. Representative Bell also responds to the heart-wrenching arrest of her successor Representative Park Cannon.

Senator Jackson takes a moment to reflect on the 8 lives lost to gun violence in the metro Atlanta spa shooting targeting Asian Americans. She also shares a recent speech from the well while highlighting some of the shady tactics implemented by Republicans in a last minute attempt to push bad bills to finish line.

Senator Jackson experiences her first Crossover Day at the Capitol, talks strategy from the Senate floor to address  voter suppression bills, as well as finds a House Representative to carry her Lease Release Bill, SB75.

Following an unanimous push for her SB75 Lease Release Bill,  Senator Jackson shares her strategy for Crossover Day at the Capitol and her plans to address anti-trans and voter suppression legislation presented by Republicans.

Senator Jackson takes time to appreciate the small victories after a tough legislative week of  targeted voter suppression omnibus bills being pushed by her Republican peers.  

Senator Jackson shares her favorite GOAT---Greatest Of All Time--Black History makers while also discussing  how she prepped for the judiciary hearing on her Lease Release Bill, SB 75.

It’s not every day that one gets to experience the fullness of their purpose. However, in this  bonus material from Episode 5 Senator Jackson does just that when she shares a personal moment following her historic first speech from the well.

This week we talk highs and lows as Senator Kim Jackson drops her first bill, gives her first speech from the floor, and takes an intentional step back from her bill on rubber bullets.