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NORTH AMERICAN Newsline                                           NOVEMBER 20, 2026        |  The Indian Eye 25
















































































         From left: Harris County Judge-elect Letitia Plummer, an unidentified panelist, and Fort Bend   Community members attend IAPAC’s Meet & Greet with Texas Candidates, fostering dialogue
          County Judge-elect Dexter McCoy at IAPAC’s Democratic County Judge Candidates Forum.  between candidates and voters and encouraging civic engagement.

        judicial system, and issues affecting   A Commitment to Unity and    can democracy.                   party lines.
        our  families  and  future  generations.    Shared Values               We extend our heartfelt appreci-
            As a nonpartisan, secular orga-   This election also reminds us that   ation to IAPAC’s leadership, board   The Work of Democracy Continues
        nization, IAPAC remains committed   democracy is strongest when we re-  members, volunteers, and commu-   While  the elections have con-
        to bringing communities and elected   spect our differences and recognize   nity partners whose dedication has   cluded,  our  civic  responsibility  does
        leaders together, encouraging in-  our  shared  humanity.  Hatred,  prej-  made these initiatives possible. Spe-  not end at the ballot box. We must re-
        formed participation, and building   udice, and division have no place in   cial  recognition  goes  to  Dr.  Roopa   main informed, engaged, and willing
        relationships across political and cul-  our communities or our democracy.  Gir, Founder and Past President of   to work together on issues that affect
        tural divides. Our goal is not simply   Regardless of political affiliation,  IAPAC, whose leadership and long-  our families, communities, and future
        to encourage voting, but to foster sus-  we must rise above divisive rhetoric,  standing commitment to civic edu-  generations.
        tained civic engagement and ensure   reject intolerance, and work together   cation and community engagement   Democracy is strengthened not
        that our community has a meaningful   to protect the dignity, freedoms, and   have helped build meaningful rela-  by the victory of any one party, but by
        voice in decisions affecting its future.  opportunities that define our Ameri-  tionships with elected leaders across   the participation of its people.


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