The Democratic National Convention gathered nearly 4,700 delegates from various political backgrounds, demonstrating a diverse representation of people involved in politics and advocacy.
Polly Baca reflects on her experience at the 1968 Democratic National Convention, recalling the traumatic events of that summer when she witnessed police violence and the assassination of key figures.
Among the delegates, there are young attendees voting for the first time as well as veterans like Polly Baca, who has attended 16 conventions, reflecting on decades of political evolution.
The mixture of seasoned politicians, aspiring leaders, and politically active civilians at the convention underscores the Democrat Party's inclusive approach to grassroots activism and representation.
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