Erica Hague oral history interview, June 12, 2017

Interviewed by Karen Stephens. In this interview, Erica Hague talks about her political views and how they differ from the views of her family. She describes her experiences serving as a bus captain on a bus that traveled from Atlanta to the Women's March on Washington, and talks about her experience at the march. In addition to the march itself, Hague describes the way that participating in the march affected her personally and the ways that she has stayed active politically since the march ended. Hague discusses the importance of listening to people whose political opinions differ from yours, and expresses the hope that people will become more willing to do so. She talks about the importance of the Affordable Care Act, including her own experience benefiting from it.