The nonprofit organization A Better Glynn hosted a barbershop-style discussion at the Thrive Center to encourage civic engagement and address low voter turnout among Black men ahead of the election.
The nonprofit organization A Better Glynn hosted a barbershop-style discussion at the Thrive Center to encourage civic engagement and address low voter turnout among Black men ahead of the election.
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