Kennedy’s personal background is closer to the more heterodox half of the current wave of South Florida immigrants-in other words, the ones more liberal than the largely conservative Venezuelan tidal wave that is also arriving in the Magic City. “I’m not a strong partisan person, but it was like, ‘Okay, this side is clearly the best vehicle for change that we’ve got.’ ” “There needed to be a surge of fresh energy ,” Kennedy says. Kennedy was one of the main organizers for Sanders in South Florida his evident leadership and his activism made him the easy choice to chair the new caucus. Perhaps most significant is the advent of the Miami-Dade Democratic Party Progressive Caucus, formed by former Bernie Sanders supporters who sensed an opening after the 2016 election. Kennedy is a Democratic Socialists of America member. In addition, Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is growing in South Florida, with 100 members in Miami and another 100 in Broward and Palm Beach counties. It’s a burst of progressivism that even Kennedy finds surprising in a region famously associated with Cuban-immigrant-led Republicanism. Kennedy has developed a reputation as one of the leading voices of South Florida’s burgeoning new Left. Tomas Kennedy is a 26-year-old, who serves as the deputy political director of the immigrant rights group Florida Immigrant Coalition. Lopez-Coache, Bertha Sanles Wilson, Daniella Levine Cava, Julio Calderon, Elbert Garcia, Helene Villalonga, Karla De Anda, Jonathan Fried, Levis Torres, Kathy Bird Carvajal, John De Leon, Luisana Perez-Fernandez, Armando Carrada, Sarai Portillo, Saul Aleman, Maria Asuncion Bilbao and Latina Comunica.įrancesca Menes, June 11 2016, with Maria Asuncion Bilbao, Umi Selah, Tia Oso, Gabriel Garcia-Vera, Alana Greer, Marleine Bastien, Meena Jagannath, Eel Kat, Esi Fynn-Obeng, Lis-Marie Gueguense, Ruth Jeannoel, Kathy Bird Carvajal, Tomas Kennedy, Natalia Jaramillo, Maria Rodriguez, LiLi Bach, Trina Jackson, Marcia Olivo, Daniel Agnew, Francois Alexandre, Karla De Anda, Valencia Gunder, Donald Anthonyson, Opal Ayo and Hulya Miclisse-Polat. Alarcon, Candy Ironworker, Jacqui Carmona, Jeanette Smith, Yaquelin Mela Lopez, Lis-Marie Gueguense, Marcia Olivo, Mauro Kennedy, Laura J. Claudia Gonzalez, Ale Sau, Natalia Jaramillo, Patricia Sosa, GuadaLupita De La Cruz, Rosana Araujo, Paula Munoz, Amrry Gonzalez, Adrian Madriz, Maria Rodriguez, Isabel Vinent Grimany, Paola Calvo Florido, Tomas Kennedy, Ada Bermejo, Andrea Mercado, Agua Panela, Serena Perez, Francisco Pitico Portillo, Viviana Ivalo, Gabriel Garcia-Vera, Claudia de Anda, Cynthia Selene Hernandez, Rita Mendez, Ivan Parra, Dian Y.
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Miami Workers Center Jcirculated an ad for 1ra Asamblea De Trabajadoras Del Hogar In 2021 there were three "progressives" from Florida on the DNC, Tomas Kennedy, Nadia Ahmad and Sanjay Patel.
Former District Secretary at Florida House of Representatives.Former Community Organizer at SEIU Florida.Civic Engagement Coordinator at Florida Immigrant Coalition.Fellow at The Center for Community Change Action.Studies International Relations at Florida International University Career/activism 38 Now What? Defying Trump and the Left's Way Forward.33 1ra Asamblea De Trabajadoras Del Hogar.25 Win Justice Community Organizer Training.17 "We fight for racial and economic justice".12 Celebrating the passage of amendment 4.
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