Kwame Raoul Talks Being Illinois Attorney General and Championing Justice

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Welcome to ALIVE Now, where we bring you the most inspiring and thought-provoking conversations with influential figures shaping our world today. In today's episode we have the honor of speaking with Kwame Raoul, the Attorney General of Illinois, live at the Democratic National Convention. AG Raoul takes us through his remarkable journey from serving as a state senator to enforcing critical policies as Attorney General. He shares personal insights about his dedication to being a voice for the voiceless, his proud moments of passing significant legislation, and the honor of hosting the historic Democratic National Convention in Illinois. Kwame also opens up about his background as the son of Haitian immigrants and the importance of embracing one's unique path in life. This conversation is brimming with wisdom and inspirationperfect for anyone needing a reminder to manage their time wisely and stay true to themselves. Now it's time to TAP-N!

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More on AG Kwame Raoul

Attorney General, Kwame Raoul served as a state senator for 14 years, during which time he championed various policies in criminal justice, environmental protection, and consumer rights. Understanding that the true value of these policies lies in their enforcement, he transitioned to a role where he could directly ensure their implementation. As part of the 2018 class of state attorneys general, Kwame has worked both individually and collaboratively to uphold the laws he helped create. His dedication also contributed to the expansion of the Attorney General Black Caucus from two to six members, with prospects of further growth.