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Welcome to the first episode of the all new podcast from Women of Color Unite (WOCU)! Join us as we get a colorful introduction to WOCU's founder, Cheryl L Bedford and WOCU's VP Manon De Reeper. Learn about who they are and how WOCU came to be. You definitely don't want to miss hearing about their first meeting! Stick around to hear some insightful perspective on the current WGA strike and how this impacts women of color. ==== WGA Strike Resources: ⁠WGA STRIKE RESOURCES⁠ Research article about intersectionality in non-profits: ⁠“Diversity Within”: The Problems with “Intersectional” White Feminism in Practice | Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State & Society | Oxford Academic (oup.com)⁠ Subscribe to Women of Color Unite Podcast to never miss a new episode. Become a premium subscriber today and get access: Subscribe here The Women of Color Unite Podcast is produced by Nalonni Madden and Sameena Mustafa, edited by Lauren Bonett and Nwabata Nnani, and hosted by Cheryl L. Bedford and Manon de Reeper. If you want to submit questions or responses to any of our episodes - either written or a voice note - you can send them to ⁠podcast@wocunite.com⁠.  Find out more about Women of Color Unite: https://wocunite.org Donate to Women of Color Unite: https://wocunite.org/donate Music by Oh Yeah featuring Nyuta  Follow us on social media: @wocupodcast, @thejtclist @manondereeper and @CLBP_cheryl. Recorded with Riverside --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wocu-podcast/message

Political strategist and podcast host Sameena Mustafa returns to discuss one of her latest projects--a study of political candidates who are women of color. Or, more to the point, the violence and anger they face from the left as well as MAGA. The question is--why are men threatened by women in power? See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Podcaster/activist Sameena Mustafa may have moved to Cali. But she's got Chicago on her mind. Also, the dangers of Trumpism and the limits of centrist Dems to fight back strong.

Political activist and host of the podcast, Hand Her the Mic, Sameena Mustafa talks about the recent presidential debate, voter suppression and the challenges for Democrats trying to build diverse coalitions as Trump preaches hate and division.

Podcast host Sameena Mustafa talks about white supremacy & the left.

Political activist Sameena Mustafa talks about the struggles of Joe Biden and his campaign.

Political strategist and host of "Hand Her the Mic", Sameena Mustafa returns to ask, among other thingsWhere is Biden? Or any leader of the Democrats to counter Trump on his response to the COVID-19 outbreak?

Our dear friend and host of the "Hand Her the Mic" podcast Sameena Mustafa returns and tells her thoughts on last night's debate. Jaquie Algee of SEIU Healthcare Illinois/Indiana talks the upcoming women's march. Ikeya Johnson of Roseland Hospital tells us her story.

It's a review of Thursday's Democratic Presidential debate. Who won? Who lost? Who is Tom Steyer? Download this Benny J Bonus Interview!

Hand Her The Mic will launch this month centering the voices of women and gender nonconforming folks of color in politics and activism, hosted by Sameena Mustafa.

Former State Rep Litesa Wallace and podcast host Sameena Mustafa break down November 20th's Democratic primary debate.

Pritzker's corruption crackdown begins. Lori Lightfoot's latest beef with united Working Families. "In These Times" Writer Miles Kampf-Lassin is back to talk progressive politics. Union Man/Pension Guru Jeff Johnson weighs in on casinos, pensions and Arroyo-Gate! Activist Sameena Mustafa returns to unpack last night's debate.

Mayor Lightfoot's teachers strike press conference in review. Does the Governor have beef with Lightfoot? Hosts of Humanity in the Headlines Atiba Buchanan and David Seaton are filling in for Monroe Anderson to talk Trump, Trump and more Trump. Activist and "Brandon Johnson Show" Co-Host Candis Castillo unpack Tuesday's democratic debate.

With debate 3 in the books, we brought political analyst/activist Sameena Mustafa and former Lieutenant Gubernatorial candidate Litesa Wallace in our studio to unpack it all. Who won, who lost and who has the best Bernie Sanders impression? Find out and download this Benny J Bonus Interview!

Activist and personality Samena Mustafa joins hosts of "Humanity in the Headlines" Atiba Buchanan and David Seaton to unpack the issues of the democratic party, the democratic presidential candidates and the democratic issues leading into the 2020 election.

An Alligator in the Humboldt Park Lagoon? Confederate Railroad banned from the Illinois State Fair. Legendary Chicago journalist Monroe Anderson returns. Activist Sameena Mustafa is back and Jacobin Writer Micah Uetricht talks local and national politics.

Ben picks his winners and losers from Thursday's Democratic Presidential Candidate Debate. Lori and the City Council are at odds again. Another "Rummana Rundown" with Sun-Times Editor Rummana Hussain and a roundtable discussion on the debate with Political Strategist Candis Castillo, Activist Sameena Mustafa and Political Know it All Dan Pogorzelski.

Our Democratic POTUS candidates are talking gun control. Mayor Lightfoot is in California, but the affordable housing talk continues. It's another Rummana Rundown with Sun-Times Editor Rummana Hussain. Professor and Author of "The World is Always Coming to an End" Carlo Rotella talks the South Shore neighborhood and it's ALL things "Medicare for All" with Activist Sameena Mustafa.

-- DIALOGUE LAB PODCAST EPISODE 015 - Sameena Mustafa Helped Build the Blue Wave I talked to Sameena Mustafa -- former candidate for Congress -- a few weeks before the midterm elections. Sameena is a progressive who aimed to unseat centrist Democrat Mike Quigley in the Democratic primary back in March 2018. Her bid was impressive, if ultimately unsuccessful, and shone a light on how out of step Quigley’s voting record has been with his very progressive district. And in the context of the “Blue Wave” of Democratic victories coming to light since last Tuesday, the big message I take from my conversation with Sameena is this: There’s lots more where that came from. The victories we are seeing now are the tip of the iceberg, And they are the result of work being done by progressives -- many women of color -- all over the country. And Sameena was one of those women, getting out in front, and insisting on a new direction. Listen to our conversation here: https://www.dialoguelab.org/podcast-episodes/ep015-sameena-mustafa

Born in Illinois to Indian Muslim immigrant parents, Sameena Mustafa has dedicated her life to advocating for women and people of color. After graduating from college, she became a Planned Parenthood clinic manager. Since then, she has taken numerous leadership positions in local organizations including the Chicago Women's Health Center and League of Women Voters Chicago. She also founded the Symposium to Elect Women & People of Color and Hand Her the Mic, an organization dedicated to empowering women of color through comedy workshops, forums, and performance opportunities. And now, she's ready to serve the people of Illinois' 5th in the House of Representatives. She's challenging incumbent Mike Quigley, a foreign policy hawk, for the Democratic nomination. The district has an ugly history, having previously been represented by Bill Lipinski, father of conservative Democratic Rep. Dan Lipinski, Rod Blagojevich, who went on to serve as Governor of Illinois before being impeached and sentenced to 14 years in prison, and Rahm Emanuel, the current Chicago Mayor who shielded the Chicago police department from investigation after the shooting of Laquan McDonald. If elected, Sameena would offer the 5th a new start. Not only would she be their first representative to reject corporate money; she would be the first woman and person of color to represent the district in the House. Sameena joined us on the podcast to discuss Mike Quigley's hawkishness, her work empowering women and people of color, why we need to abolish ICE, and more.

The Skewer roars into the new year with a dope batch of excellent satire, as is our way. Led off by a BRAND NEW SEGMENT: Voicemail Op-Eds, as performed by new Skewer co-producer erica dreisbach. Joe Anderson rightfully exposes the dangerously bland Andy Borowitz for the black hole of comedy he is. Arish Singh takes the left wing media to task for wasting time futzing about with white status wars when there are Nazis to fight, Megan Kirby explores the tenuous place of ephemeral pop-culture comfort food in an increasingly uncomfortable world, and Sameena Mustafa gives us a glimpse into the beating white heart of Pantsuit Nation. Oz Elgun and Nic Wehrwein faced off in the Skewer debate to decide what's the best way to make Americans care about Aleppo: say dogs are being killed instead of humans, or rename Aleppo "White People Town"? OH MAN, guys, this show is incredible. Off the chain--where even is the chain? There is no chain. Enjoy! Tom Harrison- 1:00 erica dreisbach- 11:30 Joe Anderson- 21:30 Arish Singh- 33:10 Megan Kirby- 46:30 Sameena Mustafa- 57:57 THE SKEWER DEBATE: Oz Elgun vs. Nic Wehrwein- 1:16:48

We recreate our first ever live recording of our episode "Out of Place". Listen from Kathy, Ines, and friends of the podcast stand-up comedian Sameena Mustafa (co-host and producer of Simmer Brown) and Danette Chavez (Assistant Editor at The A.V. Club). Stories include feminist awakenings during a Spring Break trip, being a "pocha" on a road trip to Mexico, a short-lived love affair with surfing in Brazil and finding oneself and perhaps love in India and Paris. Thanks to Volumes Bookcafe for hosting us and to Wanderful for making our event one of their official meet-ups. This episode featured music by Jahzzar, used under the Creative Common License.  Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here. Like XX, Will Travel on Facebook: www.facebook.com/xxwilltravel/ Follow XX, Will Travel on Twitter: @XXWillTravel Follow XX, Will Travel on Instagram: @xxwilltravel