Harper's BAZAARのインスタグラム(harpersbazaarus) - 11月5日 00時49分

Like the more than 100 million Americans, activist Allie Young (@allieyoung13) voted early in the 2020 presidential election, but she also mobilized fellow Diné, or Navajo, people to join her on horseback. And then, on #ElectionDay, she led another ride. Young, who founded the grassroots organization Protect The Sacred (@protectthesacrednow) to empower and educate Indigenous people, spearheaded the Ride to the Polls initiative to encourage her fellow voters to saddle up and cast their ballots early. "It's important to me that my community and Native communities across the country get out to vote, because we weren't always afforded this right—our ancestors had to fight for our right to vote, and so we owe it to them, because we are their wildest dreams," Young told BAZAAR. Head to the link in our bio to read our full interview with Young about saddling up to cast her ballot, and encouraging others to do the same.⁣
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