I'm a scientist, student, educator, and activist fighting for life, liberty, and love.
Monday night, we attended the Craighead County Jonesboro Public Library board meeting in our continuous year-long fight for equality, against censorship of oppressed voices, and for the library and library staff’s safety. As state senator, I will fight just as…
Earlier this week, I was fortunate enough to speak with my home chapter of Young Democrats at A-State. There were so many great questions asked! These students are our future, so it is important we take their concerns seriously. I’ll…
On Saturday, we met with clergy of the Southern Delta Church of Wicca. We had a very productive conversation, and we look forward to coming out again to speak with the congregation. Rt. Rev. Terry Riley, high priest and pictured…
y extremist opponent is not done being extremist yet - instead, he's doubling down. He wants to remove funding from Arkansas PBS because he's spooked by the words "climate" and "change".
Did you know that I am a scientist? I'm a physicist, environmental scientist, and soon-to-be botanist. The Arkansas Senate needs someone who understands the science and national security threat that climate change presents. Let's talk climate here in Craighead County.
It’s official! I have officially filed to run as a PROUD PROGRESSIVE Democrat for State Senate District 20! The real work starts now - sign up to volunteer at chenoa4ar.com/volunteer!
Black Lives Matter. I’ve believed that well before I ever considered running for office, and in the legislature I’ll remember that. I’m here to listen – if anyone wants to reach out to me to have a conversation, please email…
The 1st Amendment is one of the pillars of our democratic society. Right now, it is under attack at libraries and schools across the nation and in Craighead County.
Over the course of Black History Month, I want to highlight Black voices that have been influential in my life – whether artist, author, musician, academic, etc. Today, I wanted to kick it off with one of my all-time favorite…
A common sense approach would be to make birth control low-cost or free, and increase accessibility by making it over the counter.