The Advocate Within: Guzman’s Fight for the Voiceless in SeaTac

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Written By Lynette S. Winters

If Councilmember Guzmán keeps igniting progress and starts empowering a new generation of civic leaders, what’s next? With her momentum, she could easily take on more challenging roles like mayor or governor. The people benefit from having Councilmember Guzman, a compassionate advocate and social worker, representing them. “My priority is the people, and I aim to give them a voice in every decision-making process.” she says. Often, the outspoken face suppression and silence. Yet, Councilmember Guzmán’s voice resonates even through adversity.

Lynette S. Winters

(she/her) As a Seattle native with Decatur, Georgia roots, Lynette always aimed for Broadway’s musical throne. A multi-talented force with 32+ years in the game, she’s sung, penned, and spun stories from editor to top scribe. In 2021, her debut teleplay “You Gotta Start Somewhere” had audiences rolling in the aisles. Now, she’s rocking with the “Brown Bodies on a Blue Earth” crew. Lynette’s wit’s sharper than a director’s cut, and her tales? Well, let’s just say your mama might blush. Stay tuned for more screen and stage adventures from this urban storyteller.

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