On the latest episode of The Norah and Dad Show, my daughter and I discussed voting. Specifically, we discussed Norah’s experience voting, which she did for the very first time when she was home for fall break a couple of weeks ago.
Voting is an act that might appear small, but it’s actually monumental. It is a right that I’ve always taken seriously, and it’s one of those moments that makes you reflect on the values you’ve tried to instill as a parent. Standing alongside Norah at the polls, I thought about the conversations we’ve had over the years—about fairness, democracy, and the importance of using your voice. She now gets to make her voice heard in a new, impactful way.
Watching your child become an active participant in our democracy is a proud moment. It’s not just about the issues or the candidates on the ballot (although with this election it kind of is); it’s about her stepping into adulthood with a sense of responsibility and purpose. I hope it’s an experience that she’ll carry with her every time she goes to the polls in the future.
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