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Photo by Graham Dickie @instadickie / MOVE Texas communications director Charlie Bonner before a drive-in "get out the vote" concert that MOVE hosted in Houston, Texas, on October 29. Headlined by rapper Bun B, the concert took place next to a 24-hour polling place, the first of its kind in Texas. MOVE is a nonpartisan organization focused on galvanizing youth voters. “This is a generation very in touch with our values," Bonner said. "Now we are at a point where we are taking action on our values at the ballot box. And so whether it be racial justice and police violence or acting on climate change, acting to prevent campus sexual assault—all these sorts of things [our generation] has really led on."

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