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Of the many rallies at the state Capitol on Tuesday March 4, two contrasting ones stand out. The first involved hundreds of striking correction officers and their supporters standing in front of the capitol calling for better working conditions in the state's prisons, starting with more staffing, less mandatory overtime, and the repeal of the HALT act which restricts the use of solitary confinement. While the Governor thought that a deal to end the illegal wildcat strike had been reached by March 7, including reviewing potential changes to the Halt Act, the union blocked it on the grounds that they had not been consulted. On Tuesday inside the Capitol, prison reform advocates called to enact several bills in response to the recent killings of two inmates by upstate correction officers – Robert Brooks and Messiah Nantwi. We hear from several state legislators – Assemblymembers Latrice Walker, Eddie Gibbs, and Anne Kelles, and Senator Julia Salazar. This was Mark Dunlea for the Hudson Mohawk Magazine.
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New York elected officials traveled to Chicago this week for the Democratic National Convention. Along with Democrats, the Working Families Party is supporting Vice President Kamala Harris in her bid for the White House. We sit down with Jasmine Gripper, co-director of the New York Working Families Party, for more. The state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision announced two upstate prisons will close this fall. State Sen. Julia Salazar, Chair of the Senate Committee on Crime Victims, Crime and Correction, joins us to discuss the decision and the conditions of prisons across the state. EXPLORE MORE: nynow.org
Julia Salazar critiques Gov. Hochul's decision to delay congestion pricing. She believes that congestion pricing would help improve MTA service and provide essential services like accessibility.
New York State Senator Julia Salazar, a Brooklyn Democrat and lead sponsor of 'Good Cause Eviction' legislation, joined the show to discuss the 'good cause' compromise passed in the new state budget, how the deal got done and how it fits into the larger housing policy package, and what comes next in terms of implementing and assessing the policy. (Episode 445)
New York State Senator Julia Salazar (D, WF-18th district) discusses New York's housing crisis and a Good Cause Eviction bill she's sponsored, plus other issues in play as part of the state budget.
Recesión en EEUU, crecimiento nulo en Europa, China desacelerando y net zero: el futuro según AmundiEl futuro en 2024: habrá una desaceleración, pero con diferencias: en EEUU pequeña recesión en la primera mitad del año; Europa con un crecimiento nulo con Alemania a la cola y sentimiento neutral en Francia, España e Italia; Asia: Japón pequeño crecimiento y China en desaceleración para cambiar su forma de crecimiento. Así lo explica Julia Salazar, sales director, especialista en ESG Amundi Iberia. Emergentes para buena inversión y demanda: India, Brasil y México. Los tres pilares que marcarán la economía: inflación, persistente en EEUU con la FED sin bajar tipos de interés hasta mayo, junio; y el BCE después. La geopolítica también marca el mercado: Israel, Ucrania y las elecciones en 50 países, "decisivo para la trayectoria de las economías", defiende Salazar. Y las mega tendencias impactan en el mercado: revolución tecnológica, demografía, cambios sociales y transición energética. Los objetivos de net zero. "Cantidad de emisiones de la atmósfera, sean las mismas capaces de retirar y absorber", explica Salazar defendiendo el aprovechamiento del ciclo natural del carbono. "Dos de cada tres compañías ya han firmado compromisos de net zero" y desde Amundi se organizan en sectores manteniendo reuniones con empresas contaminantes en 2022 y que han tenifo efectos visibles en 2024. En Amundi creen que el sector privado debe participar en este cambio. #recesion #crecimientoeconomico #netzero #eeuu #europa #china #asia #inflacion #tiposdeinteres #transiciónenergética #ceroemisiones #geopolitica #negociostv Si quieres entrar en la Academia de Negocios TV, este es el enlace: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwd8Byi93KbnsYmCcKLExvQ/join Síguenos en directo ➡️ https://bit.ly/2Ts9V3pSuscríbete a nuestro canal: https://bit.ly/3jsMzp2Visita Negocios TV https://bit.ly/2Ts9V3pMás vídeos de Negocios TV: https://youtube.com/@NegociosTVSíguenos en Telegram: https://t.me/negociostvSíguenos en Instagram: https://bit.ly/3oytWndTwitter: https://bit.ly/3jz6LptFacebook: https://bit.ly/3e3kIuy
En la tercera hora de Capital continua el segundo tramo del Consultorio de Bolsa con Miguel Méndez, analista independiente. Después en el Foro de la Inversión nos acompaña Julia Salazar, sales director especialista en ESG de Amundi Iberia. Y en el Consultorio de Fondos, Mar Barrero, directora de análisis de Arquia Banca Privada, contesta a las preguntas de los oyentes.
La transición energética, una de las mejores apuestas de inversión para 2024 Cerramos 2023 y la industria de gestión de activos comparte sus perspectivas 2024. ¿Dónde estarán las oportunidades de inversión para el próximo año? Desde Amundi Iberia nos recuerdan que en este contexto de incertidumbre tal vez la única certeza sea que ya no hay vuelta atrás para la transición energética, especialmente tras la conclusión de la COP28 con el compromiso de abandonar los combustibles fósiles para 2050. “La transición energética es una de las megatendencias de inversión”, afirma Julia Salazar, Sales Director especialista en ESG de Amundi Iberia, quien también pone el foco en los cambios y retos demográficos y en la revolución tecnológica como las apuestas ganadoras del próximo ejercicio. Para hacer de la descarbonización una oportunidad de inversión Amundi Iberia ha lanzado Net Zero Ambition, una gama de fondos que apuesta por las compañías con los planes de descarbonización más creíbles.
Julia Salazar, Sales Director especialista en ESG de Amundi Iberia, explica en Capital Radio las previsiones de la gestora para el próximo 2024.
Entrevista a Julia Salazar, Sales Director especialista en ESG de Amundi Iberia. En la tertulia de hoy han acudido Julián Salcedo, presidente del Foro de Economistas Inmobiliarios y socio director de CEFRE; Rafael Ramiro, Profesor de Icade Business School -Universidad Pontificia Comillas; e Ignacio Alonso, periodista económico.
State Senator Julia Salazar, a Brooklyn Democrat and democratic socialist, joined the show to discuss state housing policy negotiations, the Legislature's failure to pass a housing plan, and her ongoing push for Good Cause Eviction legislation.
May 17, 2023 - State Sen. Julia Salazar, a Brooklyn Democrat, explains the working of the Rent Guidelines Board in New York City, which recently held a rowdy meeting addressing preliminary rent increases.
Dec. 29, 2022 - State Sen. Julia Salazar, a Brooklyn Democrat, discusses her opposition to Gov. Kathy Hochul selection to lead the state's top court, Judge Hector LaSalle, who has been attacked by some on the left as being anti-union and anti-choice on abortion.
Dec. 29, 2022 - State Sen. Julia Salazar, a Brooklyn Democrat, discusses her opposition to Gov. Kathy Hochul selection to lead the state's top court, Judge Hector LaSalle, who has been attacked by some on the left as being anti-union and anti-choice on abortion.
Dec. 29, 2022 - State Sen. Julia Salazar, a Brooklyn Democrat, discusses her opposition to Gov. Kathy Hochul selection to lead the state's top court, Judge Hector LaSalle, who has been attacked by some on the left as being anti-union and anti-choice on abortion.
We speak with New York State senator and socialist Julia Salazar about the growing revolt in the State Senate against Gov. Hochul's nomination of conservative judge Hector LaSalle to lead NYS's highest court for the next 14 years. We also discuss the role of the judiciary in a capitalist state, whether law can be separate from politics, the uses and abuses of identity politics and why the NY Democratic Party establishment has no qualms about betraying its own core supporters.
On this episode, Jo sits down with New York State Senator Julia Salazar. Jo has the opportunity to discuss and learn about a new bill Senator Salazar has pushed forward, which she and her colleagues are referring to as the "Ride Clean Rebate Program". They discuss a variety of topics around E-Bikes, from the functionality of the proposed law, and some of the ways cities can promote E-Bike culture, to the overall benefit of using an E-Bike as your mode of transportation in a large city.-----FOLLOW:InstagramTwitterFacebookWebsiteATTEND ELECTRIFY EXPO:Miami (Oct 8-9)Austin (Nov 11-13)PRODUCED BY:Lagos Creative
July 21, 2022 - State Sen. Julia Salazar, a Brooklyn Democrat, explains a controversial new law designed to make funding available for thousands of apartments overseen by the New York City Housing Authority and considers her own evolution on this issue since taking office.
Hosts: Milly, Julia Salazar, Sofia Warren Topics: New York State Senator Julia Salazar and Cartoonist Sofia Warren join the Sup to talk about the new book, Radical: My Year With A Socialist Senator, which follows Senator Salazar's first year in office. They discuss the responsibilities of State Senators, and why it's important to follow and engage in local politics—because it feeds a healthy democracy. Why Sofia took on the challenge of writing, and what she hopes her audience will learn about the importance of active civic engagement Why the trusting relationship between Sofia and Julia has been so foundational to the writing and illustrating of the novel. What Julia has learned as a Latina in politics, and how she hopes to inspire the next generation to see government as within reach. Be sure to check out “Radical: My Year With A Socialist Senator” in (local) bookstores or online today.
TMBS 48 aired on July 17th, 2018. Episode summary: Michael breaks down Obama's address honoring Nelson Mandela and the common values that we align ourselves with centrists Shoutout to Julia Salazar who is running in for NY State Senate in District 18 for running a campaign based on empowering the working class and opposing the real estate developers who are making her district unaffordable. For the Griscom Economic Update David talks about FANG and the potential opportunities that are presented by global capitalism concentrating power to labor activists. We throw our least favorite narcissist Elon Musk into the gulag. Matt Taibbi (@mtaibbi) journalist at the Rolling Stone, joins us in studio to talk Eric Garner, Russia, and why centrism isn't sexy. TMBS ReAirs come out every Tuesday wherever you get your podcasts and on The Michael Brooks Show YouTube Channel. This program has been put together by The Michael Brooks Legacy Project. To learn more and rewatch the postgame content visit https://www.patreon.com/TMBS
Episode 306: Senators Julia Salazar & Jabari Brisport on the New State Budget by Max Politics
Continúa el Consultorio de Bolsa con Miguel Méndez, Analista Independiente para ver los valores punteros en renta variable europea y americana. En el Foro de la inversión hablamos con Julia Salazar, Senior Sales Manager de Amundi Iberia sobre infraestructuras sostenibles e Iñaki Palicio, Socio de Consulae EAF atiende a los oyentes en el Consultorio de Fondos de Inversión.
TMBS 38 aired on May 8, 2018. Episode breakdown: 6:59 Michael breaks down the destructive, reckless, and buffoonish, decision to end the Iran deal. 19:45 Shoutout to Bernie Sanders for introducing the Workplace Democracy Act. 27:32 Co-founding editor & columnist at The Intercept (@ggreenwald) joins us to talk about the contradictions in Lula's corruption case, the revolutionary spirit of Marielle Franco and the importance of catching her murderers. 1:01:44 Bari Weiss is sent to the Gulag for obvious reasons. 1:12:06 Julia Salazar (@JuliaCarmel__) DSA-endorsed Democratic candidate for State Senate NY-18 joins us in studio to talk about the experiences that lead to her campaign. TMBS ReAirs come out every Tuesday wherever you get your podcasts and on The Michael Brooks Show YouTube Channel. This program has been put together by The Michael Brooks Legacy Project. To learn more and rewatch the postgame content visit https://www.patreon.com/TMBS
Break the stigma about keeping pelvic health talk behind closed doors. Join pelvic health experts in open dialogue, discussing topics that just don't get as much attention as they should. Dr. Julia Salazar is an expert in endometriosis and approaches treatment with a holistic eye. We get into what endo treatment should look like and how to live a high quality life when dealing with it. Let's get to the Core of the Pelvic Floor! Hosted by Shravya Kovela, PT, DPT, OCS from Flyte by Pelvital.
Neste episódio Venâncio de Oliveira conversa com Julia Salazar, Vinicius Barbosa e Monick Tavares, novos integrantes do Pulso Literário, sobre perspectivas da literatura latino-americana. Diferentemente dos outros episódios do Pulso literário, em que conversamos com escritores sobre uma obra específica, desta vez trazemos um papo solto sobre as principais referências literárias atuais, além de buscar entender as coordenadas latino-americanas de tais referências. Quais são os personagens que buscam reler nossa Pátria Grande? É bacana ler literatura latino-americana? Como poderão ver, a literatura latino-americana pulsa novos horizontes, trazendo ressignificações na construção de nossa identidade, além de ser um belo espaço de fruição. Introduçâo: Venâncio de Oliveira/Debatedores: Venâncio de Oliveira/ Julia Salazar, Vinicius Barbosa/Monick Tavares/Edição: Felipe Yamahata. Colabore com nossa campanha de financiamento coletivo: https://apoia.se/pulsolatinopodcast Encontre o Pulso Latino nas redes como @pulsolatinocast ou mande um e-mail para nós: pulsolatinocast@gmail.com #literaturalatinoamericana #pulsoliterario #pulsolatino #américalatina #literatura
Revolutions Per Minute - Radio from the New York City Democratic Socialists of America
Senator Julia Salazar of NY-18 was elected in 2018 after winning an insurgent, grassroots campaign powered by NYC-DSA as well as many movement allies. Three years later, she's serving her second term in Albany as the chair of the Women's Issues Committee and the chair of the Crime Victims, Crime, and Corrections Committee.On tonight's show, we speak with Senator Salazar as well as her Organizing Director and fellow NYC-DSA member, Ramon Pebenito. Dismantling the carceral system requires all of us to exercise our power to slow, stop, or mitigate the harms of police and prisons, or to throw “sand in the gears” of the machine of bureaucratic state violence wherever we are. In this episode, we hear from Senator Salazar on her surprise visits to NY State correctional facilities and from Ramon on over-policing in New York's district 18. You can find Senator Salazar on Twitter @SalazarSenate or visit her official website: https://www.nysenate.gov/senators/julia-salazar.
Andrew Cuomo has been mired in scandal for weeks, for actions that, in some cases, date back years. To what extent has the governor’s bullying been hiding in plain sight? On Episode 28 of The Politics of Everything, hosts Laura Marsh and Alex Pareene look into the long history of Cuomo’s coercive approach to state politics, why he’s so keen to hang onto his seat in the face of widespread censure, and how much his character and governance style can be explained by his relationship to his father, Mario Cuomo. Guests include Rebecca Traister, who reported on the governor’s toxic workplace for New York Magazine; Ross Barkan, the author of a forthcoming book about the governor; and Julia Salazar, a state senator for New York’s 18th district. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Revolutions Per Minute - Radio from the New York City Democratic Socialists of America
Our society is in economic and social crisis, and as socialists, we know that the roots of this crisis spread far beyond the immediate cause of the COVID-19 pandemic. Deliberate policy decisions by our leadership at all levels have led to a widening gap between the wealthy and the poor, crumbling social and physical infrastructure, an education system designed to reinforce the dominance of the capitalist class, a healthcare system designed to extract profit from human suffering, and a mass incarceration system that imprisons and brutalizes tens of thousands. In this episode, RPM's own Jack Devine interviews State Senator and NYC-DSA member Julia Salazar about the state budget process and how New York State can lead the charge against 50 years of harmful neoliberal austerity. We also speak to Emmaline Bennet of Columbia YDSA about the current tuition strike at Columbia and the fight for democratized universities dedicated to the pursuit of human knowledge over private profits. Finally, because it's COVID winter, Desiree Frias will walk us all through how to help eligible people, especially elders, sign up for a vaccine appointment through the city's fiendishly difficult online portals. Times are tough, but we have a world to win.https://taxtherichnys.com/https://bit.ly/tuition-strike-fundhttps://bit.ly/tuition-strike-letterhttps://nycvaccinelist.comTo give to the station, please call (516) 620-3602 or go to wbai.org. Thank you!
Julia Salazar, New York State Senator (D, WF - 18th district), talks about her plan to avoid major budget cuts in New York State, by instituting a tax on all Wall Street transactions — and other priorities for the supermajority in Albany.
Every Saturday at 1 PM ET, Ana Kasparian and Nando Vila broadcast live from the Jacobin YouTube channel. Weekends features free-flowing and humorous commentary on current events and political strategy. This is the podcast version of the show from November 21, 2020. The guest today is Julia Salazar. Julia is the incumbent State Senator for the 18th district in New York and a member of the Democratic Socialists of America. Join the Verso book club: https://www.versobooks.com/bookclubSubscribe to Jacobin for just $10: https://jacobinmag.com/subscribe/?cod...New issue of Jacobin out now! https://jacobinmag.com/issue/failure-...
Who is the 25-year-old indigenous woman that has the California Democratic Party so scared that they've poured over $100,000 into her opponent's campaign just this month? Meet Jackie Fielder, who is challenging state Senator Scott Wiener from the left in San Francisco's District 11. Fielder shares with us how the fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline shaped her political trajectory, as well as how later battles in San Francisco against police misuse of Tasers and for taxing the rich to help ameliorate homelessness -- two issues on which she and Wiener disagreed -- helped spark her campaign. Fielder considers Julia Salazar, who won a seat in the New York state Senate in 2018 at age 27, a major inspiration. But this year we're seeing this story all over. Cori Bush and Jamaal Bowman in Congress. A whole team of socialists joining Salazar in the New York statehouse. Unapologetic leftists are challenging Democrats -- and winning. So can Fielder unseat Wiener, whose war chest includes contributions from deep-pocketed developers, tech CEOs and police unions? The California Democratic establishment appears to be taking her seriously, injecting Wiener's campaign with over $105,000 in September. Wiener had been avoiding a debate for months, but it appears that in these final weeks his hand is being forced as well. They'll spar on the issues on Saturday, Oct. 3 at 1 p.m. Find out how to stream it here. Thanks for listening, defund the police and, as always: Patreon: patreon.com/voicesrivercity Twitter: @youknowkempa, @guillotine4you, @ShanNDSTevens, @Flojaune And thank you to Be Brave Bold Robot for the tunes.
The latest from the Democratic National Convention...or is it the Republican National Convention. Hard to tell. Sam Knight is on vacation so Sam Sacks tried to scare him with some disturbing science around sunscreen. We interview democratic socialist state senator in New York, Julia Salazar about the impending eviction crisis, and radicalizing tenants. And freelance journalist Eoin Higgins tells us about the latest ratf*ckery out of the Democratic Party. Plus, Rich Dicks and This Week in Socialist History!
241: Democratic Socialists Ascendant, With Senator Julia Salazar & Jabari Brisport by Max & Murphy
Every Saturday starting at 1 PM ET, Ana Kasparian and Michael Brooks broadcast live from the Jacobin YouTube channel. This week, June 27, 2020, New York State Senator Julia Salazar joins the show to discuss democratic socialists' recent election wins as well as movements outside the electoral arena. Weekends on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxlNhP2f0kULVe45TbPaF-uLuMQYMJcLk Brooks on Twitter https://twitter.com/_michaelbrooks Kasparian on Twitter https://twitter.com/AnaKasparian
Every Saturday starting at 1 PM ET, Ana Kasparian and Michael Brooks broadcast live from the Jacobin YouTube channel. This week, June 27, 2020, New York State Senator Julia Salazar joins the show to discuss democratic socialists' recent election wins as well as movements outside the electoral arena. Weekends on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxlNhP2f0kULVe45TbPaF-uLuMQYMJcLk Brooks on Twitter https://twitter.com/_michaelbrooks Kasparian on Twitter https://twitter.com/AnaKasparian
Recently re-elected State Senator Julia Salazar and journalist Ken Klippenstein talks about Jamal Bowman's defeat of congressman Eliot Engel. Nandi Vila and I talk about documented liar and Bernie-hater Joy Ann Reid is poised to replace lunatic and Bernie-hater Chris Matthews. Stand by for patreon-only chat with Ken Klippenstein on antifa and why nobody is talking about the right wing and neo Nazi violence.
Revolutions Per Minute - Radio from the New York City Democratic Socialists of America
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New York State Senator and Democratic Socialist Julia Salazar joins Breht to discuss her path to socialism, her position within the electoral apparatus, the Democratic Party, Lenin, Anti-Imperialism, and much more! Follow Julia on Twitter HERE and HERE Donate to Julia's campaign HERE Outro music 'Can I Sit Next to You' by Spoon LEARN MORE ABOUT REV LEFT RADIO: www.revolutionaryleftradio.com
Revolutions Per Minute - Radio from the New York City Democratic Socialists of America
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Continuing our focus on the coronavirus pandemic and its intersection with capitalism, in this conversation we speak with New York State Senator, Julia Salazar, who represents New York's 18th district in northern Brooklyn, which includes the neighborhoods of Bushwick, Cyprus Hills, Greenpoint, Williamsburg, and parts of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brownsville, and East New York. This pandemic has hit New York City harder than any other city in the world, and the neighborhoods represented by Senator Salazar are some of the hardest hit in New York City itself. We spoke with the Senator about how she got into organizing and politics, democratic socialism, feminist economics, and the economics of the coronavirus pandemic. This interview is part of a series of Upstream conversations about the coronavirus, capitalism, and potential systemic interventions and solutions during this challenging time. Upstream's theme music composed by: Robert Raymond. Thanks to Will Stratton (willstratton.com) for the intermission music. Upstream is a labor of love — we couldn't keep this project going without the generosity of our listeners and fans. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation — Thank you! www.upstreampodcast.org/support For more from Upstream, visit www.upstreampodcast.org and follow us on social media: Facebook.com/upstreampodcast Twitter: @upstreampodcast Instagram.com/upstreampodcast You can also subscribe to us on Apple Podcast and Spotify: Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/upst…am/id1082594532 Spotify: spoti.fi/2AryXHs
Continuing our focus on the coronavirus pandemic and its intersection with capitalism, in this conversation we speak with New York State Senator, Julia Salazar, who represents New York's 18th district in northern Brooklyn, which includes the neighborhoods of Bushwick, Cyprus Hills, Greenpoint, Williamsburg, and parts of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brownsville, and East New York. This pandemic has hit New York City harder than any other city in the world, and the neighborhoods represented by Senator Salazar are some of the hardest hit in New York City itself. We spoke with the Senator about how she got into organizing and politics, democratic socialism, feminist economics, and the economics of the coronavirus pandemic. This interview is part of a series of Upstream conversations about the coronavirus, capitalism, and potential systemic interventions and solutions during this challenging time. Upstream's theme music composed by: Robert Raymond. Thanks to Will Stratton (willstratton.com) for the intermission music. Upstream is a labor of love — we couldn't keep this project going without the generosity of our listeners and fans. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation — Thank you! www.upstreampodcast.org/support For more from Upstream, visit www.upstreampodcast.org and follow us on social media: Facebook.com/upstreampodcast Twitter: @upstreampodcast Instagram.com/upstreampodcast You can also subscribe to us on Apple Podcast and Spotify: Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/upst…am/id1082594532 Spotify: spoti.fi/2AryXHs
Continuing our focus on the coronavirus pandemic and its intersection with capitalism, in this conversation we speak with New York State Senator, Julia Salazar, who represents New York's 18th district in northern Brooklyn, which includes the neighborhoods of Bushwick, Cyprus Hills, Greenpoint, Williamsburg, and parts of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brownsville, and East New York. This pandemic has hit New York City harder than any other city in the world, and the neighborhoods represented by Senator Salazar are some of the hardest hit in New York City itself. We spoke with the Senator about how she got into organizing and politics, democratic socialism, feminist economics, and the economics of the coronavirus pandemic. This interview is part of a series of Upstream conversations about the coronavirus, capitalism, and potential systemic interventions and solutions during this challenging time. Upstream's theme music composed by: Robert Raymond. Thanks to Will Stratton (willstratton.com) for the intermission music. Upstream is a labor of love — we couldn't keep this project going without the generosity of our listeners and fans. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation — Thank you! www.upstreampodcast.org/support For more from Upstream, visit www.upstreampodcast.org and follow us on social media: Facebook.com/upstreampodcast Twitter: @upstreampodcast Instagram.com/upstreampodcast You can also subscribe to us on Apple Podcast and Spotify: Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/upst…am/id1082594532 Spotify: spoti.fi/2AryXHs
On Sunday, April 19, 2020, City Watch host Jeff Simmons talked with New York State Senator Julia Salazar, Queens Theatre Executive Director Taryn Sacramone, and Girl Scouts of Greater New York CEO Meridith Maskara. The show also featured WBAI Correspondent Celeste Katz Marston’s latest coronavirus diary dispatch with John Oswald.
WAMC’s Alan Chartock speaks with New York State Senator Julia Salazar.
Indypendent Evening News - Interview With Senator Julia Salazar by The Indypendent
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It's safe to say that Julia Salazar's campaign for state senate in New York was the most watched and most brutal state legislature race in recent history, maybe in all of US history. But what she's done in office since then hasn't received as much attention. Micah sat down with Salazar to talk about what she's been up to since heading to Albany. jacobinmag.com/subscribe
Ready to #TakeCivicAction? Then it’s time to meet those who represent you. L. Joy brings her own State Senator Julia Salazar to the front of the class and together they give a lesson on how to build relationships with your elected representatives. Our Guest New York State Senator Julia Salazar represents State Senate District 18, which includes the neighborhoods of Bushwick, Cypress Hills, Greenpoint and Williamsburg, as well as the neighborhoods of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brownsville and East New York. After her election in 2018, Salazar became the youngest woman to serve in the New York State Senate. Senator Salazar is a strong advocate for tenant rights, criminal justice, protection of women's rights and immigration justice. In 2019, she introduced the Comprehensive Contraceptive Coverage Act that mandates medical insurance companies to cover in their policies all medicines, devices and contraceptive products for women that have been approved by the FDA. She also introduced bills that order the training of hospital personnel in domestic violence. And she co-sponsored the historic NYS DREAM Act and the Green Light Act that grants access to a driver's license to New York State drivers, regardless of immigration status. Until the time of her election to serve in the State Senate, Julia Salazar worked as a community organizer in the neighborhoods she represents and throughout New York City. Tips for Meeting Your Elected Officials Make the Request in Writing - Find the contact information for your representative's office. Identify their scheduler to email your meeting request. Be prepared to be flexible with time. Prepare for the Meeting - Be sure to have the pertinent facts of your issue(s), know who all the stakeholders are and familiarize yourself with the opposing arguments. Do Your Research - Learn about your elected officials’ voting record and public statements on issues important to you. Get familiar with what issues they are championing. Don’t Go Alone - There is power in numbers as constituents. Organize who and how many people will be going with you to visit your representative. It is helpful if they are also constituents but they can also be experts or people affected by the issues you plan to discuss. Don’t Balk at Meeting with Staff - Your elected official represents a lot of people and they have help to do their job. Don’t feel slighted about meeting with staff members as they are the ones who will help your representative address the issue. Leave Something Behind - Prepare materials about your issue(s) to leave behind with the staff and your elected representatives and make sure to include your contact information. Follow Up, Follow Up, Follow Up - You may have to make several phone calls, emails and even social media to meet with your representatives follow up your email with phone calls to get your request met. Don’t give up. Additionally, after the meeting you will want to follow up to thank the elected officials and staff for their time, answer any outstanding questions and keep tabs on how your issue(s) are being addressed.
Bernie Sanders' campaign made headlines this week over $15 minimum wage. Apparently, Bernie thinks businesses should be forced to pay that wage but his own campaign shouldn't! Talk about hypocrisy. Julia Salazar, a New York elected official, spoke to a rally of "Democratic Socialists" to talk about how difficult her life was growing up... only problem, her ethics disclosure revealed her massive trust fund! It looks like it's Socialism for thee, but not for me!
Revolutions Per Minute - Radio from the New York City Democratic Socialists of America
You’re listening to Revolutions Per Minute on WBAI, a socialist radio show and podcast from members of New York City Democratic Socialists of America. NYC-DSA is the biggest chapter of the largest socialist organization in the United States. We are run by our 5,500+ members and organizers who are working together to build democratic socialism in all five boroughs.
1-Brasile. La corte suprema riapre il dossier Lula dopo lo scoop giornalistico sulla manipolazione delle inchieste da parte dei magistrati. ( Guido Corrado, Alfredo Somoza ) ..2- Il nucleare non è mai sicuro. 200 mila di metri cubi di residui radioattivi contaminano il suolo francese. Le rivelazioni di Le Monde. ( Alessandra Puppi) ..3- Messico. La nuova politica migratoria di Obrador dopo l'accordo sui dazi con Donald Trump ..( Fabrizio Lorusso) ..4- Stati uniti. Verso la depenalizzazione della prostituzione nello stato di new york. ..La proposta della senatrice Julia Salazar all'esame dell'assemblea legislativa ..( Roberto Festa) ..5-Lasciamo cantare la natura. In Gran Bretagna gli uccelli diventano le star delle hit parade. ..La campagna degli ecologisti per sensibilizzare la popolazione sulla riduzione della biodiversità...( Francesca Abruzzese)..6-” SOCFIN- Bollorè: We are watching you” la Nuova campagna contro il Land Grabbin. ( ..( Marta Gatti)
1-Brasile. La corte suprema riapre il dossier Lula dopo lo scoop giornalistico sulla manipolazione delle inchieste da parte dei magistrati. ( Guido Corrado, Alfredo Somoza ) ..2- Il nucleare non è mai sicuro. 200 mila di metri cubi di residui radioattivi contaminano il suolo francese. Le rivelazioni di Le Monde. ( Alessandra Puppi) ..3- Messico. La nuova politica migratoria di Obrador dopo l’accordo sui dazi con Donald Trump ..( Fabrizio Lorusso) ..4- Stati uniti. Verso la depenalizzazione della prostituzione nello stato di new york. ..La proposta della senatrice Julia Salazar all’esame dell’assemblea legislativa ..( Roberto Festa) ..5-Lasciamo cantare la natura. In Gran Bretagna gli uccelli diventano le star delle hit parade. ..La campagna degli ecologisti per sensibilizzare la popolazione sulla riduzione della biodiversità...( Francesca Abruzzese)..6-” SOCFIN- Bollorè: We are watching you” la Nuova campagna contro il Land Grabbin. ( ..( Marta Gatti)
1-Brasile. La corte suprema riapre il dossier Lula dopo lo scoop giornalistico sulla manipolazione delle inchieste da parte dei magistrati. ( Guido Corrado, Alfredo Somoza ) ..2- Il nucleare non è mai sicuro. 200 mila di metri cubi di residui radioattivi contaminano il suolo francese. Le rivelazioni di Le Monde. ( Alessandra Puppi) ..3- Messico. La nuova politica migratoria di Obrador dopo l’accordo sui dazi con Donald Trump ..( Fabrizio Lorusso) ..4- Stati uniti. Verso la depenalizzazione della prostituzione nello stato di new york. ..La proposta della senatrice Julia Salazar all’esame dell’assemblea legislativa ..( Roberto Festa) ..5-Lasciamo cantare la natura. In Gran Bretagna gli uccelli diventano le star delle hit parade. ..La campagna degli ecologisti per sensibilizzare la popolazione sulla riduzione della biodiversità...( Francesca Abruzzese)..6-” SOCFIN- Bollorè: We are watching you” la Nuova campagna contro il Land Grabbin. ( ..( Marta Gatti)
State Sen. Julia Salazar Insists On Protections For All Tenants, Not Some by John Tarleton by The Indypendent
Super bummer, we lost half of this episode! We turned the scraps into a fun little update on different discussion points. Listen to our Hudson Yards Episode on drip or Patreon. If you are in LA support The Hammer Museum workers on strike! Catch Lucia in Chicago and O.K. in Japan!! Please read this piece … Continue reading "Episode 37 – Salvaged Tapes of Social Practice"
THATS RIGHT FOLKS!! WE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO INTERVIEW THE BADDEST SOC FEM STATE SENATOR IN THE GAME!!! This week we're talking about why running for office COULD be a good idea, and also why we freaking LOVE Julia. We have zero chill this whole episode, so... you've been warned. Enjoy the greatest interview ever! Theme music as always by Brandon Payton-Carrillo
Max & Murphy Podcast: State Senator Michael Gianaris & Senator-Elect Julia Salazar by Max & Murphy
Julia Salazar ran an insurgent primary campaign against a corporate incumbent and will soon be inaugurated as New York's only democratic socialist state senator.
This episode's guests are Margaret Corvid, who recently won a city council race in Plymouth, England, and Julia Salazar, who just won the Democratic primary for New York state senate in Brooklyn.
Saikat Chakrabarti, Julia Salazar, Lee Carter, Bhaskar Sunkara The 2016 breakthrough of Bernie Sanders – and the more recent success of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez – has put the American left in its strongest position for decades. Join a panel of American socialists to discuss the potential of this growing movement, what demands it should be making, and the obstacles it faces in making socialism mainstream in America.
Julia Balcon and a sex worker who goes by "Eve," talk to me about how state senator Julia Salazar became the first candidate in U.S. history to win a state race as a very public sex worker advocate. Plus we talk to Julia on why and how she chose to incorporate sex work decriminalization into her platform. And Julia shares her thoughts on the Democratic Primaries.
The gang is joined by writer David Klion (@DavidKlion) to talk New York's Democratic primaries, the socialist read on Trump/Russia, and the need for a left internationalism. The various reactions to Julia Salazar's NY State Senate win and what it means when the libs think they have to be nice to us. We all drag the fuck out of hasbara hack Bari Weiss, of whose bad takes Sean cannot get enough. Jamie and Sean get divorced x 2. What, if anything, can the left take away from the Trump/Russia story? David breaks it down with help from comrades Bill Maher and Rachel Maddow. Jamie goes off on a cowardly Harrington-ite for his smarmy, disingenuous, red-baiting, left-punching op-ed. International super-friends Bernie and Yanis spit hot bars on foreign policy. All this, plus a new commie karaoke! Outro music: Pulp - Common People Support the show at Patreon.com/TheAntifada to access bonus content, our Discord community and more!
What does it mean to “stand up for what you believe in?” Does it only apply to people on the “right” side of history? Step into the Twilight Lounge, where Rosen and Goldbrener will eventually tackle this question head-on. But first: solving architect problems, moral quandaries on BART, Keith Hernandez’ wife and Julia Salazar, the … Continue reading Episode #190: Bageling. →
Here we discuss the controversies around Andrew Cuomo, the IDC in the New York State Senate, and the successful Julia Salazar campaign. Then at about 37:00, we turn to the self-harming North Carolina legislature, and why they passed a pro-flooding bill six years ago.
With recent primary election wins by candidates like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, James Thompson, Julia Salazar and others, the terms “socialist” and “democratic socialist” are everywhere. Media outlets across the political spectrum - from The Washington Post andBusiness Insider to NPR and MSNBC to Jacobin - have rushed to publish explainer articles, demystifying the tenets of socialism and its variations for a mass American audience. But one thing missing from the bulk of these explainers – many of them written by high-profile Democratic Socialists themselves - is a robust account of foreign policy and the role America’s massive imperial footprint would play in any future Democratic Socialist America. Instead, descriptions of socialism stick primarily to domestic issues. Similarly, the wave of recent democratic socialist explainers are quick to distance their brand of Democratic Party-friendly socialism with the scary brand in the Global South, namely that of Venezuela. Highlighting instead the virtues of white-majority countries like Sweden and Denmark, many socialist whisperers dismiss out of hand the Bolivarian Revolution with the dreaded “authoritarian” label. In this episode, we discuss the pros and cons of this approach and how to know the difference between good faith critiques of socialist systems in the global south and quick and cheap fetishizing of Scandinavian countries – none of which have had to grapple with the complexities of colonialism. We are joined by two guests: Phyllis Bennis, Director of the New Internationalism Project at the Institute for Policy Studies and Shireen Al-Adeimi, assistant professor of education at Michigan State University.
Umar Lee discusses #CaneloGGG, #STL name change, Botham Jean, Julia Salazar in New York, liars, authenticity, and the recent protest of Deray McKesson during a presentation of his new book at Left Bank Books.
Hour 1: Hurricane Florence weakened as it approached shore, but the Carolinas are still receiving a deluge of rain …What is going on in New York City with Julia Salazar and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez? …The Weather Channel created an amazing system to convince people to evacuate as a major storm approaches …Chelsea Clinton makes the downright unconscionable claim that outlawing abortion would be “un-Christian” …How did the narrative begin that massive numbers of people died getting abortions before Roe v. Wade? …New president of Planned Parenthood says that no taxpayer dollars go toward funding abortions – It’s a blatant lie …What could happen when you pose on a beach in the path of a hurricane? Death comes to mind. Hour 2: MORE ON TRIVIA! Hour 3: DIY segment: how to write URL addresses with Pat and Keith …How many patients in countries with socialized medicine are harmed or even die because of insane wait times? …A lot of Canadians travel south during winter, not for the sun, but for the care …A caller asks America, “Do you trust your government?” – If the answer is no, you should think twice about letting them run your healthcare …Jeffy is comfortable in his own skin, but some people aren’t comfortable knowing that fact …“The soul of the Democratic Party” is very much at stake in primaries from coast-to-coast …A caller describes how attitudes toward sex, marriage, and abortion have changed since she was in school in the 1960s …Pat is scared out of his mind for Saturday’s matchup between BYU and Wisconsin. Tune in to "Pat Gray Unleashed" weekdays from 12-3p.m. ET on TheBlaze TV! Twitter @PatUnleashed LISTEN https://omny.fm/shows/pat-gray http://www.theblaze.com/radio-shows/pat-gray-unleashed/ https://soundcloud.com/patgrayshow https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-blaze-radio-network/pat-gray https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pat-gray-unleashed/id1280961263?mt=2 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hurricane Florence makes landfall near Wilmington, NC as a Category 1 hurricane. All the climate change signals are there as the slow, huge storm dumps dozens of inches of rain. Trump administration transferred nearly $10 million from FEMA to ICE. Documents also show that the Coast Guard will also be losing at least $14 million that will go to ICE. Trump calls Puerto Rico death toll a democratic party political tactic. On the other side of the country, California Gov. Jerry Brown announced the most ambitious climate change agenda in history: an executive order committing California to carbon neutrality by 2045. The announcement comes on the heels of recent state legislation committing California’s electrical grid to 100 percent clean energy by the same date. Kavanaugh confirmation vote delayed...is there some wobbling in the Republican ranks? Diane Feinstein says she got a confidential message from a woman back in July containing claims of what some sources are saying are allegations of sexual misconduct. [Ronan Farrow and Jane Mayer broke the story revealing the contents of the letter while we were recording]. That was just the latest ball to drop as Kavanaugh had a rough hearing and showed himself to be kind of bad at using words. Looks like the vote is set for Sept. 20th. Apparently, Paul Manafort reached a plea deal with Muller on his second felony trial. The deal is supposed to be announced in court today. [News broke as we finished recording that Manafort has agreed to cooperate with Mueller’s investigation. The degree of cooperation is not yet clear]. Andrew Cuomo survives Cynthia Nixon’s challenge in NY Democratic Primary. The bigger loss though was Zephyr Teachout. On the bright side, Julia Salazar wins big. Also, six pro-Cuomo, Democrats who joined with State Republicans to keep progressives at bay, were ousted by insurgent Democrats. Michael Moore’s new film, Fahrenheit 11/9 hits theaters next week. Its official release date is Friday, 9/11 but it’s premiering all over a day early...check your local listings. The trash man cometh. Scott Wagner’s Penn Waste uses local court districts as its own bill collection agency. The company has sued 7,000 customers over 10,000 times for being late on their bills. According to a new report released on Tuesday, more than half of the companies fracking in PA used “secret chemicals” in their fracking fluid. That means there’s no way to tell what the health effects of pumping chemicals into our water systems will have. On Monday, an Energy Partners pipeline - the Revolution pipeline - blew up in Beaver County, destroying one home. No one was injured, but the explosion draws attention to try impacts and dangers of runaway fracking in the state. East Stroudsburg teachers go on strike, closing schools for the week. Taking a page out of the teachers strikes in West Virginia and Oklahoma earlier this year, teachers invested time in a number of community service projects when not on the picket line. Kevin provides an update on sick buildings at Kutztown University. SpaceX to announce the first commercial trip around the Moon. On Monday, September 17th at 9 pm, Elon Musk will try to distract himself from his Tesla woes and reveal the identity of the person or people who will take a ride on BFR. Luxembourg makes moves to be the commercial capital for space industries Free Will has a double release this weekend - Sexy Goodies and the Pomisher. They’ll also be at the Scarecrow Fest all weekend long at Peddler’s Village. Great new beer tips from Out d’Coup fan Tony. Looks like anti-worker Yuengling has more than one challenger in Pottsville. Introducing Stoker Brewing Company in Tamaqua! Hey...that’s Banditelli country! And Stoker Brewing Company is sponsoring a “Smoketoberfest” on September 22nd!
On this episode of The Waves, Christina Cauterucci, Rachelle Hampton and Anna Holmes discuss Julia Salazar, the comebacks of women and US Open final between Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka. Podcast Production by Danielle Hewitt. Production Assistance by Alex Barasch This episode is brought to you by the following advertisers: Ben and Jerry's, try their new handheld frozen novelties, Pint Slices, today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this episode of The Waves, Christina Cauterucci, Rachelle Hampton and Anna Holmes discuss New York state senate race candidate Julia Salazar, the comebacks of women and US Open final between Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka. Podcast Production by Danielle Hewitt. Production Assistance by Alex Barasch Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this, the second of two “lost episodes,” Rosen comes in hot, enraged at an incompetent architect and his wife’s inability to share his desire for vengeance. Goldbrener responds with his own story of remodeling woe, dragging the Crown Prince of Plate Glass in for good measure. Meanwhile, Julia Salazar had another bad week, and … Continue reading Episode #189: 23 and Me, bad Jews, bad architects →
I talk to Katie Unger of The Jewish Vote about who they're endorsing (which happens to be who the Katie Halper Show is endorsing), Cuomo's dishonest & disgusting smear against Cynthia Nixon, how you don't have to be Jewish to get the Jewish Vote's endorsement. Then I talk to Sam Adler Bell and Georgia Kromrei about Martin Dilan's lies and Julia Salazar's campaign.
This week we tackle 3 huge subjects! Starting off with the mess in the uk and then Julia Salazar and her inability to tell the truth and lastly "the hero of woman rights" Linda Sarsour.
Aaron T. is out this week making sure Julia Salazar gets elected to the New York State Senate so the King of Banter, Joe Lanza, joins Aaron B. to discuss last weekend's EVOLVE 112 and 113. Aaron B. and Joe discuss EVOLVE's latest attempt to transition, whether Joey Janela is succeeding in EVOLVE, whether Darby Allin can be The Guy, and more! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Jarret Murphy gets on the phone with one of the co-authors of a report in the Intercept about a recently uncovered collaboration between IBM and the NYPD to develop so-called counterterrorism surveillance technology. Then, Murphy sits down with North Brooklyn politician, Nick Rizzo to discuss Julia Salazar's bid for State Senate and the most recent controversies rocking her campaign.
After Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's primary upset against a long-time Democrat incumbent, Julia Salazar's Democratic Socialist campaign for State Senate gained a lot of steam. As a first-time candidate up against another longtime incumbent, Salazar's biography was a huge part of her appeal to voters in a north Brooklyn district that appeared open to her progressive politics. Now, a few items in this biography appear to have been false. Harry Siegel, Daily News columnist, spoke with WNYC's Richard Hake about what this means for the Democratic Socialists of America.
Teaser for our bonus ep this week in which Enzo Priesnitz from the Gross Lonely Boys podcast joins us to talk about Julia Salazar, Elon Musk's Joe Rogan smokeout, and a bunch of insane shit from the internet. FULL EP AT patreon.com/poddamnamerica
Bonus chat with Julia on her political evolution https://www.patreon.com/posts/21319406 I talk to Julia Salazar, a DSA candidate running against Martin Dilan, the state senator in New York's 18th District. Salazar has been compared to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortéz for being a young, Latina, DSA member and first time candidate taking on the Democratic Machine. Julia talks to me about the difference between her and Dilan and addresses his bad record on housing and tenants rights, which the media almost entirely ignored until a Gothamist piece published this week which exposed that Dilan takes more money from the real estate industry than all but one Democratic state senator. And I talk to Ted Hamm about Letitia James, who is running for Attorney General of NY against friend-of-the-show and anti corruption crusader Zephyr Teachout. Hamm talks about James' troubling support of former Brooklyn DA Charles J. Hynes
Hour 1: There is a lengthy list of (surprisingly liberal) people expected to participate in John McCain’s funeral service …President Trump was stone silent when asked about McCain, and perhaps rightfully so …A North Carolina student was disciplined for respectfully calling his teacher “ma’am” …ESPN’s Max Kellerman and Stephen A. Smith debate Tiger Woods’ comments about “respecting the office” of President Trump …New poll results have Pat concerned – Once solid-red states are now teetering between Republicans and Democrats …NAFTA gets a new name from Trump – But it doesn’t really roll off the tongue …Epidemics could soon ravage Venezuela due to a lack of clean water in the cities …A social media manager from Virginia was needlessly followed by armed marshals representing the TSA’s “Quiet Skies” program. Hour 2: The civil asset forfeiture cases just get more and more infuriating …Utah Supreme Court rules in favor of a man who had his money seized, but the government still won’t give it back …Houston Texans star J.J. Watt reports that he raised $41.6 million for Harvey relief and was able to provide food, shelter, and medicine for thousands of people …Twitter user threatens Dana Loesch’s family, but the social media giant does nothing until the outrage hits …New ‘Joker’ film will most likely not be seen by anyone on this program …Scientists announce dinosaur DNA breakthrough, but no, we aren’t any closer to creating Jurassic Park …Study shows that over half of U.S. children live in households that receive some form of government assistance. Hour 3: Conservatives need to push back against the double-standard put in place by organizations like Twitter …J.J. Watt will be taken down this year – And one caller knows why …Julia Salazar’s heritage and ideas about Israel seem to have completely changed multiple times …When you’re running for elected office, your personal life is very much the public’s business …A scary collision in Rhode Island, leaping lizards in Puerto Rico, and an overly destructive cockatoo …Some credit card companies have restored the ability of conservatives to donate to David Horowitz’ Freedom Center …It’s okay for journalists to reveal their sources if that source is Brett Kavanaugh …Ted Cruz unveils powerful response to Beto O’Rourke’s stance on anthem protests ...The Islamists apprehended in New Mexico are free despite mounting evidence that they shouldn’t be. Tune in to "Pat Gray Unleashed" weekdays from 12-3p.m. ET on TheBlaze TV! Twitter @PatUnleashed LISTEN https://omny.fm/shows/pat-gray http://www.theblaze.com/radio-shows/pat-gray-unleashed/ https://soundcloud.com/patgrayshow https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-blaze-radio-network/pat-gray https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pat-gray-unleashed/id1280961263?mt=2 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tascha Van Auken is the Campaign Manager for Julia Salazar https://salazarforsenate.com/ For State Senate (NY) District 18 representing the North Brooklyn area. https://www.instagram.com/salazarforsenate/ If you aren't registered to vote, please register and vote, use your voice, here's a link: https://dmv.ny.gov/org/more-info/electronic-voter-registration-application
Epiosodio 14 de La Ventana con Rafael Tirado Rico. Podcast de análsis y noticias desde Puerto Rico. Esta semana entrevisto a Julia Salazar. Colombiana y candidata en primarias al senado estatal de Nueva York en representación de Brooklyn. Con Julia hablamos sobre los endosos recibidos por Cynthia Nixon y la Congresista Nydia Velázquez; su membresía en Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) y sus prioridades de resultar electa. Para más información sobre Julia Salazar visita salazarforsenate.com Suscríbete a La Ventana - Puerto Rico en tu app favorito para escuchar podcasts: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcats, Stitcher, Podbean, Spotify, TuneIn Radio y YouTube.
Bonus: Ro Khanna on dual endorsing Ocasio-Cortez and Joe Crowley and Julia Salazar and Matt Stoller on the significance of Ocasio-Cortez's victory https://www.patreon.com/posts/20176305. I talk to Rep. Ro Khanna (CA-D) about how we can block the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh. As a fellow Yale law grad, Khanna "knows the type" of person Kavanaugh is: "he's a partisan hack, careerist, who sucks up to people in power. it's the worst kind of elitism." We also talk about the disgusting deputy DA who called Maxine Waters a "loud-mother c*** and said, "you would think someone would have shot this bitch by now." Then I talk to Councilman Jumaane Williams who got arrested at Trump Tower protesting Kavanaugh about why he's running for Lieutenant Governor of New York and the racist hypocrisy and cowardice of the #McResistance.
This week's super series on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's victory and the future of left politics continues with Julia Salazar, a DSA member running for a Brooklyn state Senate in New York's District 18. Salazar's campaign worked hard for Ocasio-Cortez; now, Ocasio-Cortez's team is returning the favor. Recently, The New York Daily News wondered if Salazar might be the new Ocasio-Cortez. Ocasio-Cortez responded: Salazar "isn’t the next me, she’s the first HER." Indeed, Salazar has her own story to tell. She immigrated from Colombia as a child, and came of age as a young activist by organizing a rent strike in her Harlem building. She describes herself as a democratic socialist, which she defines as recognizing "the capitalist system as being inherently oppressive and actively working to dismantle it and to empower the working class and the marginalized in our society." Get involved with the campaign at salazarforsenate.com Support this podcast with $ and access our weekly newsletter at patreon.com/TheDig
Capitol Hill used to be a lonely place for a leftist. And, frankly, it still is. But now that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appears to be headed to Washington, Senator Bernie Sanders will likely have some powerful company. Today, Sanders is Dan's guest, and they're talking about the impact of Ocasio-Cortez's victory and where the Left goes from here. This is the latest interview in this week's Ocasio-Cortez super series, which has already included interviews with Ocasio-Cortez and Cynthia Nixon. Next up is DSA member Julia Salazar, who is running for state senate in Brooklyn. Support this podcast with $ and access our weekly newsletter at patreon.com/TheDig
On July 3rd, Virgil interviewed candidate for New York State Senate Julia Salazar in front of a sold out crowd at Brooklyn's Starr Bar. They discuss housing and justice reform, and how her potential Democratic Socialist caucus of one might begin transforming New York State government. more on her campaign here: https://salazarforsenate.com/ Donate to Julia’s campaign: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/largesons Donate to Chapo’s campaign: http://chapotraphouse.com/book
Julia Salazar, the upstart candidate vying for a Brooklyn state senate seat; plus, the Afro-Latino festival is this weekend, we'll hear all about it from the co-director; and coming up: a talk with Salon's Amanda Marcotte about what's next for the resistance now that the president has made his Supreme Court pick. 112BK is hosted by Ashley Ford (twitter.com/iSmashFizzle), and produced by Ross Tuttle, Fred Brown, Shirin Barghi, Emily Boghosssian and Kritzie Roberts and Ariana Rosas. Our editors are Clinton P
Mass protests against Trump’s immigration policies swept the nation last Saturday. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services is creating a new “denaturalization” task force. Occupy ICE camps expand across the U.S. calling for the end of the agency in the wake of Trump’s child separation policies. 19 ICE high-level ICE agents beg to get separated from the ICE Gestapo. Democratic Party says “nothing to see here” about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s huge upset victory in the NY-14 last Tuesday, says Nancy Pelosi. But, DNC Chair, Tom Perez tells Bill Press that Ocasio-Cortez represents the future of the party. Shake up in the NY Democratic Machine with Julia Salazar’s run for State Senate. Bronx Dem machine has big meeting and doesn’t invite Ocasio-Cortez and State Senator Gustavo Rivera to the meeting. Tammy Duckworth says it’s just a Bronx thing. Will alienate Midwestern voters she said. Just a reminder: Bernie Sanders won the Democratic Party primaries in North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, West Virginia, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas. Democratic Party leadership sounding similar to the line taken by donors and Wall Street lobbyists. Great episode of This American Life, “It’s My Party and I’ll Try if I Want to,” a couple weeks ago following the campaign of Jeff Beal in the NY 19th provided an interesting look into the DCCC. An actual headline from Politico this week read: “Illinois Governor Breaks with Cruz over Nazi Candidate” In the wake of the Janus v. AFSCME ruling, Labor Notes releases a new organizing guide: “Rebuilding Power in Open Shop America.” Seems like required movement for the labor movement right about now.And, a little late to the game, Princeton economists find that unions had a historical role in helping address income inequality. “The rise in income inequality between skilled and unskilled workers since the 1970s might be due, at least in part, to a decline in union membership, Princeton University researchers have found,” they write. New York Gov. Cuomo signs an executive order banning the release of state workers personal”contact information in the wake of the Janus decision. Goodbye Anthony Kennedy. Monday, Trump - that is, the Federalist Society - is expected to announce his pick for the Supreme Court. Three judges lead the pack: Amy Coney Barrett, Brett Kavanaugh, and Raymond Kethledge. Michigan judge rules that children do not, in fact, have a fundamental right to learn how to read and write. A new tool from ProPublica allows you to see if your school, college, or university has been investigated for civil rights violations. And this just in...ProPublica outed a white nationalist who is a Ph.D. student at UCLA and who has U.S. government security clearance to work on sensitive research for the defense contractor, Northrop Grumman. Daylin Leach goes onto Matt Brouillette's podcast and Democrats continue to give Brouillette clout within the party. Kevin Mahoney in Wilkes-Barre, Sean in Harrisburg, and Seth in Brooklyn for #FamiliesBelongTogether marches. Judy Schwank compares Berks Immigration Family Detention Center to her grandchild’s daycare facility, except for the fact that kids in daycare centers get to go home every night. Senator McGarrigle, one of the prime sponsors of Libre’s Law - a bill that protects animals, rides an elephant in the Springfield 4th of July parade. Animal rights activists are pissed. Lou Barletta had Nigel Farage, you know, the Brexit architect, as a special guest at a fundraiser this past week. A group of faculty from PASSHE universities are raising money to file an amicus brief in support of Colleen Bradley’s case. Their GoFundMe site, “Help Us Ask the Supreme Court to Stand Up for the First Amendment” already has $550 towards their $1200 goal. On a serious note, on today’s last call I want to send love to an old college friend and roommate of mine, Ben Tessler. Ben died unexpectedly this week. My thoughts are with his family and kids and with all my friends who were equally shocked when we heard the news. Ben, Rest in Peace. Next week, I’ll be down the shore. I am hoping to stop by three breweries to stock the fridge: 7 Mile Brewery in Rio Grande, just outside of Wildwood, Cape May Brewing, and Cold Spring Brewery also in Cape May. Nice sour addition at Free Will - Kriek Nouveau - is out and round two is heading into the tank.
Today Mike and I discuss a weird array of topics from Taye Diggs's dating life to white people's weird porn fixations, including the genre known as "pussy pump" porn: Mentioned in this episode Event page for live interview at Starr Bar between NYS Senate candidate Julia Salazar and Virgil Texas from Chapo Trap House https://salazarforsenate.com/events/virgil-texas-interview "Taye Diggs Says No One Told Him the Entertainment Biz Was Racist" http://atlantablackstar.com/2018/06/22/taye-diggs-says-no-one-told-him-the-entertainment-biz-was-racist/ "Taye Diggs Says It's Hard To Date White Women Again Because Black Women Caused Him Trauma" https://www.essence.com/celebrity/taye-diggs-dating-white-women-resents-black-women "Taye Diggs denies comments slandering black women" http://blackyouthproject.com/taye-diggs-denies-comments-slandering-black-women/ Film Daily article: "WTF is “blavity black” and why are Issa Rae and Donald Glover accused of it?" The book When Affirmative Action Was White: An Untold History of Racial Inequality in Twentieth-Century America by Ira Katznelson https://amzn.to/2NluMS1 The book The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America by Richard Rothstein https://amzn.to/2u2JuUR The book The Color of Money: Black Banks and the Racial Wealth Gap by Mehrsa Baradaran https://amzn.to/2u1VbeK Intercept article on NY State Senate candidate Julia Salazar https://theintercept.com/2018/07/03/julia-salazar-state-senate-new-york-dsa/; Julia Salazar's campaign site: https://salazarforsenate.com/ Support the show and get double the episodes by subscribing to bonus episodes for $5/month at patreon.com/champagnesharks. If you can’t subscribe right now for whatever reason, do the next best thing and tell as many people as you know about the show. Co-produced & edited by Aaron C. Schroeder / Pierced Ears Recording Co, Seattle WA (piercedearsmusic@gmail.com) Opening theme composed by T. Beaulieu. Closing theme composed by Dustfingaz (https://www.youtube.com/user/TheRazhu)_
Our guest canceled so Jamie picked up a rando at the DSA convention to fill in. Thanks for being such a good sport, rando! Jamie and the rando — whose name, it turns out, is Andrew Callaway — recap a bit of what went down at the convention, including a "turn-to-industry" proposal and a spicy debate around Bernie 2020. The gang tackles the van attack in Toronto, the "incel rebellion" and why dudes who can't get laid and complain about it online are a kind of hate group. The political economy of angry young misogynists and what to do with them. How to keep those on the fence from turning into Pepes? Jamie's personal story of educating someone. The impact of technology on sex and dating (Sean shows his age). Why everyone will have better sex under socialism. Some social reproduction and historical materialism talk, because why not? Check out the podcast Andrew produces, 'Benjamen Walker's Theory of Everything' at theoryofeverythingpodcast.com REMINDER: Only 82 more patrons to go until we release the first episode of our nonsensical cooking show, 'Acid Kitchen'! Support the show at Patreon.com/theantifada. If you're in New York, check out the DSA Community Healthcare Fair Jamie helped put together! The panel (featuring m4a activist Tim Faust, Soc Fem WG's Emma Caterine, and State Senate candidate Julia Salazar w/ moderation by Michael Brooks) will be live streamed for those who can't make it. facebook.com/events/1888194218137462
Aaron T. is out this week making sure Julia Salazar gets elected to the New York State Senate so the King of Banter, Joe Lanza, joins Aaron B. to discuss last weekend's EVOLVE 112 and 113. Aaron B. and Joe discuss EVOLVE's latest attempt to transition, whether Joey Janela is succeeding in EVOLVE, whether Darby Allin can be The Guy, and more!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/everything-elite/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.
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