“I am Emily Dievendorf, and I have been involved in politics and civil rights for over 20 years now," she said.
Dievendorf runs a bookstore right near downtown Lansing. Originally, she’s from Kalamazoo and went to Michigan State University, and she tells me, she happily stayed in Lansing. In the decades since, Dievendorf has worked as a staff member for Democratic state representatives, led Equality Michigan as their executive director and served on multiple boards like the Lansing Association of Human Rights.
“I am the only candidate in this race that has that extensive experience in public policy and in advocacy," she said.
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