ANGELA RAYNER

Champion of Social Justice and Equality

De: Morghan Knight

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Angela Rayner is a prominent British politician, known for her resilience, dedication, and advocacy for social justice. Born in 1980 and raised on a council estate in Stockport, she left school at 16 with no qualifications and became a teenage mother. Despite these early challenges, Rayner pursued further education, studied British sign language and social care, and began her career as a care worker. Her outspoken nature and commitment to workers' rights propelled her into union leadership roles, eventually becoming Unison's convenor in the North West.

Entering politics in 2015 as the MP for Ashton-under-Lyne, Rayner quickly rose through the Labour Party ranks, holding various shadow cabinet positions, including Shadow Education Secretary and Shadow Secretary for the Future of Work. In 2020, she was elected Deputy Leader of the Labour Party. Known for her straightforward and passionate approach, Rayner has faced and overcome numerous personal and professional challenges, cementing her reputation as a strong advocate for equality, education reform, and workers' rights.

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