Today, the Supreme Court issued in Janus v. AFSCME against the unions. This decision has implications for the public sector unions to continue their work advocating for their members and for the ability of workers to organize collectively. To talk about this, host Philip Maldari talks to Ken Jacobs, Chair of the Labor Center at the University of California … Continued
28-Year-Old Socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Wins Primary, Backing Medicare for All & Abolishing ICE; SCOTUS Backs Muslim Travel Ban; Critics Liken It to Decisions on Segregation & Japanese Internment; Linda Sarsour: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Is the Hope We Have Been Waiting For; Federal Judge Orders U.S. to Reunite Migrant Children with Their Families After Separation at Border; … Continued
The Supreme Court rules in favor of Donald Trump’s Muslim Ban by a 4-5 vote in a devastating decision for civil rights. On our show today we’ll turn to Zahra Billoo of the Council on American Islamic Relations for what the decision means, what dissenting judges said, and what’s next for the fight for civil … Continued
Guests: Prof. Dan Dennet on the origin religion; and Steven Pinker, on the min. Hosted by Dr. Michio Kaku.
Author Sally Fallon Morell from the Weston A. Price Foundation discusses her book The Nourishing Traditions Book of Baby & Child Care, co-authored with physician Dr. Thomas S. Cowan. Visit Your Own Health And Fitness
A divided Supreme Court upheld president Trump’s ban on travel from several mostly Muslim nations. The 5-4 decision is a victory for Trump on an issue central to his agenda. Justice John Roberts wrote the majority opinion for the 5 conservative justices. Roberts wrote that the president has substantial powers to regulate immigration and rejected … Continued
“Things That Make White People Uncomfortable”: NFL’s Michael Bennett on Kneeling for Racial Justice; Michael Bennett on Concussions & Brain Injuries in NFL: “Fans Need to Stop Dehumanizing Players”; Michael Bennett Speaks Out About Trauma of Growing Up Black in America & His “Emmett Till Moment.”
Mass protests have continued in East Pittsburg since last week when a police officer killed a 17-year old African American boy named Antwon Rose with 3 shots fired to his back. Rose was a popular and ambitious high school student. On our show today, we’ll speak with our newest correspondent Jasiri X, who has been … Continued
Today on Women’s Magazine: As Pride events come to a close in the Bay Area producer Safi Wa Nairobi presents a segment on Queer pride and inclusion for people of color in the LGBT rainbow flag. And Matilda Bernstein Sycamore talks about the importance of Queer Anti-Militarism even as trans people are being threatened … Continued
Today on Women’s Magazine: As Pride events come to a close in the Bay Area producer Safi Wa Nairobi presents a segment on Queer pride and inclusion for people of color in the LGBT rainbow flag. And Matilda Bernstein Sycamore talks about the importance of Queer Anti-Militarism even as trans people are being threatened … Continued
