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Chakena Sims Perry ’16 fights for voting rights

Chakena Sims Perry ’16 has been fighting for voting rights since before she was old enough to vote. 

A devoted advocate for preserving and enhancing America’s democratic process since her early teenage years, Perry has been recognized with the 2020 Ainslie Alumni Achievement Award from the Posse Foundation. She was selected for this honor from among thousands of extraordinary posse alumni and young professionals across the country. 




October 29, 2020

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