registered to vote in the chicago area. >> all the programs are out right now saying you should vote. i've been listening to them and now it's time to make a stand. >> project vote had a lot of grassroots people active in getting people signed up to vote. and they were very successful doing it. and i hope that my election opened up doors for women, for people of color, for people from working class backgrounds. i hope that it cut through some of these barriers. >> do you have any plans to run for political office? >> you know, not at the moment. i've only been married a year, and so i need to spend a lot of time with my wife. i've got a real full plate at the moment. i teach a course at the university of chicago in civil rights law. you know, i'm working in my law practice. we do a lot of employment discrimination cases, voting rights cases. that keeps me pretty busy. if you end up being fortunate