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Organizer who helped get Obama elected, hopes to rock the Indigenous vote in Canada – APTN

by ahnationtalk on October 6, 2015484 Views

October 6, 2015

One of the founders of the Rock the Indigenous Vote movement in the United States is calling on Aboriginal people in Canada to get out to the polls.

Cara Currie Hall said it’s time for Indigenous People to make their voices heard, loud and clear.

“Together I think we can make a thunder sound across the country,” said Currie Hall. “We can hear the drum beats- hear them, listen for them because we are rising up!”

Currie Hall was born and raised in Maskwacis, Alta on the Montana First Nation and comes from a long line of political influence.

Read More: http://aptn.ca/news/2015/10/06/organizer-who-helped-get-obama-elected-hopes-to-rock-the-indigenous-vote-in-canada/

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