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Over 450,000 workers have gone on strike in 2023. What does it mean for workers of color?
Meet the New Yorkers working to give asylum seekers a welcome, shelter & protection.
There have been no arrests one year after the biggest power grid attack in the U.S
What difference can art make for people in prison?
What exactly is genocide and what is the responsibility of the world to stop it?
"Capital bias" prioritizes wealth over people and the planet. What are the consequences?
Who are the people of Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP)?
How do we turn trauma into fuel for making social change?
An episode to kick off election year, Sam Daley-Harris suggests how to head off despair.
How do we lessen insecurity and expand security both as individuals and as a society?
Producer Rob Reiner & director Dan Partland tackle Christian Nationalism in a new film.
What does Claudine Gay’s resignation from Harvard mean for diversity in higher education?
What does abortion access look like in the US, especially in a so-called safe haven (NY)?
Why do conservative states like Idaho remain so important to US democracy?
Josh Paul quit the State Dept. over increased, “indeed expedited” arms sales to Israel.
Sonali Kolhatkar and Laura Flanders discuss how storytelling can advance social justice.
What can we learn from the people living on the frontlines of climate catastrophe?
Movement lawyer and organizer Andrea J. Ritchie’s new book is a toolkit for organizers.
“TransLash Media” creator Imara Jones discusses the impact of anti-trans legislation.
Tune in to find out why love, community and kinship are essential for all of our survival.
What is causing a Black maternal mortality epidemic & what can we do to save Black lives?
What has (or hasn’t) changed on the abortion, trans and voting rights fronts in Texas?
What progress is being made to tackle America’s killer drug price problem?
What are Drag Story Hours, and what are they up against?
Jubilee Justice Black Farmers' Rice Project helps repair the damage of racism.
The Sierra Club’s Ben Jealous discusses his plans for the environmental organization.
Chuck D of Public Enemy and scholar-activist Rosa Clemente explore the impact of Hip Hop.
What happens when Muslim Americans take on the task of reporting on their communities?
Two legal cases in North Carolina could upend democracy and election law as we know it.
Magnolia Mothers Trust provides $1k/month to low-income families headed by a Black woman.
Why is it so hard to close a jail? Guests discuss the plan and pushback to close Rikers.
What led to the June 29 Supreme Court decision to ban race-conscious affirmative action?
How are over-extraction and climate change impacting the US water supply?
Activists Anita Cameron and Keith Jones discuss The Americans with Disabilities Act.
What are the consequences of “capital bias”, or prioritizing wealth and the wealthy?
Students fought for multicultural education at The City of New York’s Brooklyn College.
In her new book, journalist Naomi Klein uncovers how conspiracy theories gain power.
The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) is behind many extreme U.S. policies.
Learn about the documentary “Powerlands” in this Indigenous Peoples’ Day special.
A new film tells how New Yorkers, led by Frances Goldin, won a 50-year housing struggle.
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