“Decolonizing Self-Love”
Today’s guest, DJ Bembona is taking the New York music scene by storm. Her sets are known for their infectious Afro-diasporic tracks. At the core of her work, she is an activist. […]
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Ep 271: ‘Murica 250!! podcast
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Why Are Black Americans So Lazy? Feat @TheLifeOverLikesPodcast podcast
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“Who’s The REAL MJ?” w/ DC YOUNG FLY & KARLOUS MILLER | 85 SOUTH SHOW podcast
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Karmelo Anthony Defense Rests. Trump Insults Black Reporter. Iowa Scholarship Win podcast
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Still Can’t Trust Nobody podcast
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La MaMa presents La MaMa LiveTalks, conversations with artists, activists and thought leaders from around the country and around the world who join in discussions about art and life in times of crisis. The hosts of Ellis Conversations, Jamil Ellis and his father, retired Federal Magistrate Judge Ronald Ellis, discuss their podcast on the historical role of law in shaping the societal structures which act as barriers to attaining the American dream. They discuss why “legal” is not a synonym for “moral” and why law, a prime actor in creating the problems, can and should be a part of the solution.
They are joined by CEO and founder of VoteAmerica, Debra Cleaver, as they discuss their recent episode on efforts to remove barriers to voting in America, ranging from the recent Wisconsin primary to the district court decision in the Florida felon enfranchisement case to the importance of vote by mail programs for the 2020 Elections.
Join them for a lively discussion as they discuss their latest episode on voting as well as some highlights from the series which has been increasingly relevant as the country grapples with race relations in 2020.
Today’s guest, DJ Bembona is taking the New York music scene by storm. Her sets are known for their infectious Afro-diasporic tracks. At the core of her work, she is an activist. […]
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