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After yet another crazy week both in and outside the labor world we've got another packed episode for you.  First, we follow up with the workers at REI in Manhattan who have won their union election in a landslide.  Next, the NYT Tech Guild also overwhelmingly won their election, becoming the largest union of tech workers in the US.  Following up our story on the rise of independent unions in Mexico, workers at the Tridonex auto parts factory in Matamoros voted by a large margin to replace their old company union with a new democratic one.  We also discuss organizing efforts by Philly Starbucks workers to fight for covid safety protections after the company dropped its mask mandate for customers, and also touch on 3 more union election victories in Buffalo for the Starbucks Workers United movement.  We cover two stories of workers in Italy: First, tens of thousands of students protested to end the requirement that all high school students perform unpaid labor for private companies in order to graduate after multiple students have died on the job.  Then, thousands of doctors have protested the government's austerity policies towards primary care physicians and its slow slide towards privatization.  Finally, we cover the massive strike of teachers and education support professionals in Minneapolis. If you like the show, please support us at patreon.com/workstoppage.  We couldn't do the show without your support, and patrons get access to evergreen Overtime episodes and periodic Shop Floor Discussion episodes on current issues too long to cover in our regular episodes. Join the discord: discord.gg/tDvmNzX Follow the pod @WorkStoppagePod on Twitter, John @facebookvillain, and Lina @solidaritybee.   

LISTEN TO THE DISTRICT LIVE ON WHIP | T/TR 7-8PM EST Explosions! A violent video game tax! And a woman mistaken for dead! Join Maya Tejada, Amarynth Ruch, and Emely Morel for a rundown and discussion about what's going on in the District. DISCUSSION TIMES AND SOURCES: 1:39 - Woman mistakenly placed on Death Master File 9:27 - Howard Schultz confronted by woman who shared Philly Starbucks arrest video 21:17 - Moment of Remembrance for Parkland 21:44 - Pa. weighs plan to tax violent video games to fund school security 31:00 - Explosions rumble underground in Center City 35:39 - Three men and an alligator snagged in drug bust, Chesco DA says ATTRIBUTIONS: Live show edited to podcast format by Amelia Winger

The 80th Episode of the People's Podcast gets raw and real about Race. Simple and Plain. In this landmark, super-sized episode, Jay tells the story of his first experiences of Driving #WhileBlack, and talks about the perils of Living #WhileBlack. Then, we talk to the two women responsible for this year's most importantly viral video. Michelle Saahene and Melissa DePino are the reason the infamous Philly Starbucks video went nuclear back in April and they sit down to tell their story. (Interview begins at the 34:00 mark) Including: How the incident unfolded in front of them, how the video brought them together, Michelle's first experiences with racism in Central PA, when Melissa discovered her White Privilege, and why the two have teamed up to check people's privilege. Plus, Melissa has a special message for the MAGA crowd. Support From Privilege to Progress at https://www.facebook.com/fromprivilegetoprogress/ Check out Jay's other #WhileBlack Story here: bit.ly/jaywhileblack Support Ossim Jones at @ossimjones Support Doc Illingsworth at illingsworks.com Be sure to drop a 5-Star Rating & Review on iTunes, AudioBoom, and Google Play and be sure to follow the show NOW on Spotify & iHeartRadio.

Rosanne Barr got stupid. Again. And the people lost their minds over it. ABC canceled her TV show, which was drawing millions of viewers each week. A Philly Starbucks called cops on two men. And people lost their minds. Yesterday Starbucks closed for company-wide training, losing $12 million. The NFL and the national anthem continue to be in the news. And people are still losing their minds about it. A video shows a cop being rough with a teenager. And people go ballistic. A sportscaster doesn't pander to his college alma mater on the air. People go nuts and he's forced to move his family. To another town. Just today, there's this. A story from The Telegraph about people who wear reading glasses. Researchers at the University of Edinburgh analysed the genetic data of more than 44,480 people. They found that, overall, those who were more intelligent were nearly 30 per cent more likely to have genes indicating they require reading glasses than those who scored poorly. This is sure to cause riots among non-reading glass wearers who will likely feel bullied, assaulted, victimized by the researchers. Chris Long, the Philadelphia Eagles player, posted a tweet a few days ago that got some hockey folks riled up. I'm a serious hockey fan. I'm also a serious unfan of the NBA. But I'm also fond of Chris Long. I wasn't offended. Suppose the guy hates hockey and loves basketball. And that affects me how? And I would want to care because...? The Internet was filled with people who took offense to Long's tweet, not knowing one thing about what was really happening. Namely, that Chris Long was provoking people knowing full well that hockey players and the NHL is a tough game. It was a joke. And the joke was on the overly sensitive nimrods who reacted. You can read more about it all here. Or just do what many people do. Jump to a conclusion that suits you. It just goes on. And on. And on. And on. Right is right. Always. Wrong is wrong. Always. The problem is we've lost our way. We'd rather jump to conclusions with our knee-jerk reactions so we can harshly judge somebody. Empathy? Who's got time for it? We're too busy shouting ugly names at people. Calling people out. Just about every network seems to have some late night funny person who drones on and on about the government, the White House, the President, or some celebrity who made a foolish move. The sheer number of these shows and the fact they remain on the air proves to me that somebody is watching. Networks are willing to pay these folks for doing what they do because it's profitable. Which means people tune in. I may be the odd man out because I don't find very many of them entertaining at all. For me, they're the canaries in the coal mine of our culture's lust for crushing people so we can feel better about ourselves. When I was a kid playing football piling on was a penalty. Later it became known as a late hit. But we'd raze the guy who piled on. The person who wasn't in the play, but wanted to get in on it anyway. That's what all this behavior reminds me of. Folks who aren't involved, but want to be involved. I wonder how much of that is happening. How many people are barking and howling at the moon of foolishness from the behavior of others just so they can get in on the action? And for what reason? So they'll appear as more righteous? More morally upright? If a harsh judgment of foolish or poor behavior was the only thing needed for wisdom, then we'd all be as wise as Solomon. Even Solomon veered away from God and in the end, he realized what was important. Reviling in his own bad choices, or the bad choices of others wasn't the conclusion he reached. You can read his conclusion in Ecclesiastes 12:13, 14. How Can You Help The Podcast? Subscribe at iTunes | Stitcher Leave us a review at iTunes Pick your favorite way to support us financially Join the conversation at our Facebook group Tell your friends.

In this week's episode of The Black Delegates Podcast, the squad re-examines the aftermath of the Philly Starbucks arrests. The delegates also give a standing ovation to James Shaw Jr. aka the Waffle House Hero. Former GOP Speaker of the House John Boehner goes green and changes his tune on marijuana laws. Kanye West makes a triumphant return to Twitter. Meanwhile, Adrien Broner out- Kanye's Mr. West in his post-fight antics. As always, The Black Delegates Podcast wouldn't be complete without the glorious tales of This Week in Blackness by The Black Ryan, Ghetto Phenom, Alt Right Papi and G. Follow us on Twitter @black_delegates @theblackryan @ishcreates Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/blackdelegatespod Share with a friend: http://theblackdelegatespod.podbean.com/feed/   Support black and brown podcasts and businesses. This week's shout out goes to Think & Grow Chick podcast. https://thinkandgrowchick.com/tag/podcasts/ Links:  Starbucks Follow up https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5ad8809fe4b0e4d0715dc393 Waffle House Hero https://amp.tennessean.com/amp/540061002?__twitter_impression=true John Boehner says his view on marijuana has "evolved" https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/11/john-boehner-joins-marijuana-company-view-on-cannabis-has-evovled.html --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theblackdelegates/support

Hey hey! First the news: E.coli outbreak in romaine lettuce (0:26), more on Philly Starbucks matter (1:51), still breaking - 2 disturbing incidents at Waffle Hut (3:32), plastic straw ban in the UK (6:46), lobster shortage (8:47), & GQ's top new restaurants (10:26). Next, 10 Q's for Beyond Meat CEO Ethan Brown (13:07), on what goes into making plant-based proteins (19:30, 35:00), blind taste tests (26:45), Beyond's fans in the NBA (28:55), & the medical community (32:12). To close, bad Yelp reviews (36:55).

This week on the big show, Fingers and Tracy talk about the Comey memos, Stormy Daniels, the DNC's civil lawsuit, Chuck Schumer's pot bill, and the Philly Starbucks incident.

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This week the G.A.W.D. Brothers Talk about the situation at the Philly Starbucks, Can there be another offensive rapper in this day in age, John Cena & Nikki Bella break up, and more!!!! Contact Us Email: 2LivePodcast@gmal.com Twitter: @2LivePodcast Instagram: @2:ivePodcast

@jamaldoman & @tobehixx discuss the Philly Starbucks situation and racial profiling in America. Also the dope dealers present their 1st NFL Mock Draft with all 32 1st round picks. Draft expert/Comedian Joey Eberlein (joestradamus_) joins us to discuss this years draft!Follow Tobe @TobeHixx and Jamal @JamalDoman and @ComedyPopUp for upcoming show informationWANT TO ASK JAMAL & TOBE A QUESTION/SHARE A STORY/LEAVE A COMMENT? Send an email to: dopedealerspodcast@gmail.com

@jamaldoman & @tobehixx discuss the Philly Starbucks situation and racial profiling in America. Also the dope dealers present their 1st NFL Mock Draft with all 32 1st round picks. Draft expert/Comedian Joey Eberlein (joestradamus_) joins us to discuss this years draft!Follow Tobe @TobeHixx and Jamal @JamalDoman and @ComedyPopUp for upcoming show informationWANT TO ASK JAMAL & TOBE A QUESTION/SHARE A STORY/LEAVE A COMMENT? Send an email to: dopedealerspodcast@gmail.com

James Comey makes the media rounds to promote his book. Plus, what really happened at the Philly Starbucks? And, a Portland college student reveals his true intentions for going to college during a speech--hello ladies!

This week on Bag Ladiez we wanna start off by reminding ya to RSVP to #PodinLiveNYC this weekend on April 21st! Also don’t sleep on getting tickets to our live show June 9th in Brooklyn! Come kick off your summer with us!! We’re also starting #Selfies4theRevolutionSaturdays! So send us your selfies and why this selfie is revolutionary to you, along with your name and city you rep! For Currento Eventos we’re talking about anti-blackness/racism all over the damn place. We discuss the air strikes in Syria, Trujillo’s grandson’s bright idea to build a wall between DR and Haiti, gang issues that led to the firebombing of Black families in Boyle Heights, the terrifying experience of a 14 year old Black boy who was shot for asking for directions, and how now Black people can’t even sit and wait in a starbucks like LITERALLY EVERY OTHER PERSON?? In What’s your baggage we discuss our inner narratives and how these voices are MAD NEGATIVE FOR NO REASON. We talk about where that negative talk comes from and how we can actively disrupt these narratives we perpetuate about ourselves within ourselves. For Put it in your bag this week Estephanie puts youtube creator and artist Alphonso Dunn’s channel where he gives awesome tips for developing your artistic skills! Lina puts Craig of Creek a Cartoon Network show with a Black main character that’s all about going on super adorable adventures! Finally for our rotating theme we’re feeling real dramatic from this mercury in reggaeton so we try to write our own novelas. It’s harder than we thought! We wrap up with an affirmation from Estephanie this week! This episode was sponsored by Sudio a Swedish headphone company making headphones into fashion without losing the quality! You can use our code BagLadiez15 for 15% off any purchase on their website: https://www.sudio.com/us/ There’s still time to RSVP to #PodinLiveNYC: http://www.teawithqueenandj.com/new-events/ Buy tickets to our live show on June 9th in Bk: http://bgladiezlive.eventbrite.com/ Why do rich countries use airstrikes: https://wapo.st/2qGo2Do Quick explanation re: Syria airstrikes: http://bit.ly/2vnF66P DR wants to build a wall: http://bit.ly/2H9QI2I Black Families firebombed in Boyle Heights: https://lat.ms/2H9RbSw 14 year old Black boy shot at for asking for directions: http://bit.ly/2H8r9eo 2 Black men arrested for just waiting in a Philly Starbucks: http://bit.ly/2vlfOGJ Alphonso Dunn Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/LighterNoteProd Craig of the Creek: www.cartoonnetwork.com/CraigOfTheCreek‎

VIDEO: https://youtu.be/WYlLQQMTMlE James takes calls on Syria and Trump's decision to bomb Damascus after a reported chemical weapons attack for which media blame Assad. Many people didn't want Trump to get involved in more foreign wars, but some people still trust the president. Watch Styxhexenhammer666 for an interesting and well-informed take: https://youtu.be/VM0D4F6Dy1U Then there's the story of blacks getting arrested at a Starbucks where they were loitering and not buying anything (which Starbucks generally allows). But blacks have developed a lack of trust in their communities, due to high robbery rates and other mess. Watch Story of the Black Conservative's video for more: https://youtu.be/VoLAXDQupSc James also talks about the degradation of trust in America with loss of morals, religion, men/fathers, and increase of immigrants. http://thehakereport.com Call-in: 888-775-3773. Live Sunday 9am PT (11CT/12ET).