Podcasts about voter supression

Donald Trump cannot win an election in a democracy, unless it's bought.. right? Thom Hartmann and investigative journalist Greg Palast go over Donald Trump's plan to stop Americans from voting through voter suppression in order to secure the White House one more time. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

"It has often been said that the US South is the testing ground for American democracy, which makes it frustrating how little attention national Democrats and their media pals give to Southern politics.  A case in point is the decision by the North Carolina Supreme Court on April 28th, to reverse a series of election-related rulings that were handed down just months ago by the same court when it was dominated by Democrats."  -excerpt from the latest commentary by Laura Flanders...The F-Word is released bi-weekly featuring timely commentaries by Laura Flanders and guests.You can hear that special report in our series on The War on Democracy by subscribing to this podcast feed or watch the show:Deciding the Fate of Democracy in North Carolina  Watch / Listen, Download and Subscribe to the PodcastAnd take a listen/watch our prior special reports in the series:• The Forgotten Coup, January 6th & the Small Town Americans on the Frontlines of Democracy Watch / Download Podcast• Community Safety in a Time of Insurrection Watch / Download Podcast• North Carolina: Courageous Conversations in a Climate of Fear Watch / Download Podcast

Tomato or tomotto... one thing can be said: Distrust is at the heart of voter discontent. Journalistic Media is one of the biggest forces behind the confusion.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the Catchup, it's what some say is an attempt to intimidate voters, deter participation, and stoke fears of  voter fraud without actual proof. Hervis Rogers from Texas voted in the 2018 midterms, and 2020 Democratic Primary. Rogers spent time in jail for a burglary in the 90s, and was on parole from 2004 to June 2020. But under Texas law, parolees cannot cast a ballot. So, Rogers was arrested  and charged with two counts of illegal voting, a felony. He was held on $100k bail, and could face up to 40 years in prison (20 for each charge).But Rogers claims he didn't know he was voting illegally, setting up an interesting legal battle considering state law requires the accused to "knowingly" be voting illegally to be found guilty. But there's an extra layer to this.  Despite voting in the Texas Democratic primary more than a year ago, Rogers was only charged this week as the Texas Legislature discusses bills that could limit voting access.The Governor has also been critical of - without evidence - widespread voter fraud in the last election. Combine this with the fact that Rogers - who was profiled on national newscasts during the Primary after waiting in line for hours to cast his ballot  - and you critics saying Rogers' arrest was motivated by politics, not election integrity.There's a lot to break down, including why Rogers is NOT being charged in the county he voted in, so let's get into it. Join the discussion!Follow us:FacebookInstagramYouTubeOfficial WebsiteCheck out Sojourner's Coffee in WichitaEmail us: TheCatchupCast@Gmail.comReference articleSupport the show (https://www.nosignalrocks.com/the-catchup-podcast/)

The sisters discuss what the Texas Democrats are protesting, information about the Autobahn, Virgin Galactic's launch into space, and the concept of subliminal or dream advertising. 

The Democrats are fighting back on voter suppression. The battle among Texas lawmakers over a bill that would impose some of the strictest limits in the nation on voting access escalated Monday as Democrats and Republicans vowed that they would not back down over a highly charged issue that has galvanized both parties. Democrats killed […]

Pam French is a semi-retired former consultant with a large Fortune 100 Corp. in her professional career. Plus, long list of working for Social Justice causes in her free time, including recently women's rights with the Women's March on Washington; Immigration Rights; Environmental Causes, and many others. Today we will focus on the history of “voter suppression “. She is also V. Chair Person of an active group of Social Justice volunteers in Manatee County.

Voter protection is clearly needed because voter suppression has been an on going problem for years. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Author of "Give Us the Ballot: The Modern Struggle for Voting Rights", Ari Berman, joins Jess to talk about the hundreds of voter suppression bills being introduced across the country right now.

Since the start of 2021, more than 100 voter suppression measures have been introduced in 28 states, fueled by Trump and the GOP's voter fraud lies. I talk about this, the COVID vaccine mess, and some other stuff. More: Brennan Center Report on New Voter Suppression Laws --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/strangesound/message

Our client, Aliza Mann joined me for a conversation about the new book A MORE PERFECT UNION. This collaborative project is a romance anthology in which each story addresses voting and democracy.Preorder A MORE PERFECT UNION on Amazon and on Apple BooksAliza Mann's Website, Instagram, Twitter, and The Book Harlots on YouTube.If you want more information about the powerful voter equality work Fair Fight does, find that here.You can find us at ktliterary.com and on Twitter and Instagram.

The crew discuss the high-tech lynching of Nate Parker as his new movie hits theaters; The GOP's continuing quest for Voter Supression; and the passion surrounding White Spelman girl's InstaGram post. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/allthewaylive/message

On this edition of Your Call’s Media Roundtable, we're discussing Donald Trump and the GOP’s dangerous attack on election integrity. Mother Jones reporter Ari Berman reports that the ultimate plan is to make it even harder to vote, especially in communities of color.

Gantimir har været på sin første Blind Date, men han havde arrangeret den på det forkerte sted, så det vil han gerne fortælle om. Derudover skal vi dykke ned i politiets døgnrapport, hvor tidligere bandeleder Gantimir skal gøre os klogere på Burner-telefoner og brugen af østeuropæiske kriminelle som skjold imod politiet. Vi skal også have besøg af musikmanager Rasmus Damsholt til en snak om Citybois og så skal vi vende Voter Supression under det amerikanske valg i Georgia.

With one week to go until the 2020 Presidential Election, Hiba and Chevon bring you an election season-themed episode for you to listen to as you make plans to vote [before, or on] Tuesday November 3rd!  In this episode, Chevon and Hiba are joined by Nicole Porter, Director of Advocacy for The Sentencing Project,  who talks about the newly-released report Locked Out 2020: Estimates of People Denied Voting Rights Due to a Felony Conviction. The report reveals “5.2 million Americans [that] are forbidden to vote because of felony disenfranchisement, or laws restricting voting rights for those convicted of felony-level crimes.” Nicole also talks about her work managing The Sentencing Project’s state and local advocacy efforts on sentencing reform, voting rights, and eliminating racial disparities in the criminal justice system, and provides personal anecdotes to highlight the importance of each of these topics.  Hiba and Chevon also discuss recent events in culture in the lead-up to the presidential election, including Ice Cube’s recent controversial meeting with the Trump Administration to promote his “Contract With Black America”, and P. Diddy’s endorsement of Vice President Joe Biden––a reversal from his “Hold The Black Vote” stance earlier this year. In this context, Chevon talks about the importance of creating your own advocacy efforts and how voting is “one lever we can pull” in the broader fight for racial justice.  Also, BIG. NEWS.  Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast will have a special LIVE post-election episode at Facing Race: A National Virtual Conference taking place Tuesday, November 10th. Join us for the largest multiracial, intergenerational, gathering of racial justice movement making, where podcasting will be featured for the very first time as part of the programming! Resources (by order of mention)  Facing Race 2020 Program (Register now!)https://facingrace.raceforward.org/program/full-program The Inside Story of how Ice Cube Joined Forces with Donald Trump (via Politico)https://politi.co/3jpAr8q Diddy Officially Endorses Joe Biden, Launches His Own Political Party (via Billboard)https://bit.ly/2TkzRhF Locked Out 2020: Estimates of People Denied Voting Rights Due to a Felony Conviction (via The Sentencing Project)https://bit.ly/3jqA8dh [Topic] Felony Disenfranchisement (via Colorlines)https://bit.ly/2Tifwtg Snoop Dogg Says 2020 Elections First Time He Votes (via USA Today) https://bit.ly/3mh2CIc Reform, Abolish or Defund the Police—Explained (via Colorlines) https://bit.ly/2FUc30M #TogetherWeVote #WeVoteWeCount Campaign (via the Racial Justice Anchor Orgs)https://provoc.me/togetherwevote/ History of the term Felonyhttps://thelawdictionary.org/felony/ Jim Crow’s Lasting Legacy At The Ballot Box (via The Marshall Project) https://bit.ly/2HvPfVA Nicole Porter Instagram: https://instagram.com/nicoleporterTwitter: https://twitter.com/nicoleporter About Race Forward:  Race Forward catalyzes movement building for racial justice. In partnership with communities, organizations, and sectors, we build strategies to advance racial justice in our policies, institutions, and culture. Race Forward imagines a just, multiracial, democratic society, free from oppression and exploitation, in which people of color thrive with power and purpose. Follow Race Forward on social media Follow us on Facebook:www.facebook.com/raceforward Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/raceforward Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/raceforward Building Racial Equity (BRE) Trainings  www.raceforward.org/trainings Subscribe to our newsletter:www.raceforward.org/subscribe  Executive Producers: Hendel Leiva, Cheryl D. Cato Blakemore Associate Producer/ Editor: Kendy Solis 

In this special SOTN episode, Rev. Jim Wallis joins Peter Eisner and Jonathan Winer, hosts of District Productive's Unconventional Threat, to discuss Lawyers and Collars, an initiative that seeks to ensure that everyone--including our most vulnerable citizens--is able to safely and effectively exercise their right to vote."Faith leaders have to put their moral authority on the line, and join with those who are willing to stand with them to protect the image of God in all of our citizens."To hear more episodes from the Unconventional Threat podcast click here: https://apple.co/3lE3AhzAnd follow the podcast on Twitter at @UncoThreat

As we head into the final days of the 2020 Election, which has monumental impacts, The Revs discuss the history of voter suppression and how it’s still going on. The Revs also discuss how Black people have often been the target of voter suppression efforts. 

Raie Gessesse - Midwest Program Manager at IGNITE. Raie is a passionate advocate for racial and gender equity through blending her interests in culture, policy, and community organizing. During her undergraduate tenure, she has successfully engaged in numerous opportunities ranging from the non-profit, government, and philanthropy sectors. In recognition of her community advocacy, she was appointed by former Governor Mark Dayton to serve as a cabinet member on the first-ever Young Women's Cabinet. In this role she thoughtfully elevated the voices of young women across the state in impacting policy at the local, state and national level. She has also had the opportunity to speak to young women across the US, and internationally on the power of cultivating purpose into social impact. As the Midwest Program Manager, Raie oversees IGNITE’s high school and college programming as well as political engagement trainings for young women across the region. #VOTE FOLLOW IGNITE @Ignite_national Cece and Ryan have been enjoying @pressseltzer on the podcast this month. Their current favorite flavor “Pineapple Basil” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/twisted-times/message

Beyond Race Pilot Episode. Premiere October 9, 2020Pilot episode introduces VJ Smith & Brian Gillet and gives their background and why they wanted to start a podcast about race, social and political issues. It gives an overall taste of the kinds of discussions that will take place. The pilot episode is centered around race and politics leading up to the Presidential Election.

Over the last 20 years, El Paso County clerk and recorders have worked to build systems of voting and accountability that leave no room for voter suppression.  Chuck Broerman explains. Listen Now!

Rev. Barbara Williams-Skinner, co-founder of Skinner Leadership Institute and Co-Convener of the National African American Clergy Network discusses with Rev. Jim Wallis ways to get involved and take action politically and spiritually for the upcoming election. Rev. Barbara Williams-Skinner shares how to protect your vote and ultimately the image of God."The Country is only as strong as it treats the most vulnerable citizens, right now we are a weaker country because we are robbing not just black and brown people but elderly people."

THIS EPISODE: Donald Trump’s Covid-19 diagnosis does not shock the experts who join AM Joy to discuss the president's coronavirus infection. Journalist Yamiche Alcindor tells host María Teresa Kumar, ‘Now we see something unfolding in the U.S. you do not see in other developed nations. Higher death rates, and a federal government that is upended because it could not protect itself from the virus.’ AND: Donald Trump’s Covid-19 diagnosis could invoke the 25th amendment to the Constitution, which ensures a smooth transfer of power to the vice president, even if only temporary, in case the president is incapacitated. Vice President Mike Pence receives advice on why some experts believe drafting a plan to transfer power in case of an emergency is critical to fulfilling his duties to the American people, which presidential historian Michael Beschloss asserts. PLUS: Voter suppression fears are discussed by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, and Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel. ‘If individuals want to... mislead voters into thinking there'll be negative consequences for [voting] they're going to find themselves behind bars,’ Nessel tells María Teresa Kumar. ALSO: Former Gov. Chris Christie and NFL star Cam Newton have both tested positive for Covid-19, breaking news that arrived as President Donald Trump’s doctors prepared to give a press conference on the president’s health status. FINALLY: Donald Trump’s doctor, Dr. Sean Conley, addresses the potential for oxygen supplementation in the course of the president’s Covid-19 treatment. Dr. Conley told reporters at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center, ‘He’s not on oxygen right now.’ All this and more in this Saturday edition of AM JOY on MSNBC.

Trump has tried to make voting by mail an "issue", even though he himself plans to vote that way.  Obviously, the process is a sound one, and the attempt is actually to intimidate voters from participating in the election.  Well, some creative activists are doing something about that. Our guests today are Barbie , and Kadar Small-- the creative forces behind a new Public Service Announcement video produced by Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights. The video, PLANNING TO VOTE BY MAIL THIS NOVEMBER? HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW, was made for and by the young, queer BIPOC community, many of whom will be voting absentee for the first time in November,. The video explains how to avoid the common mistakes that could cause their mail-in ballots to be disqualified. It is a must-see for everyone voting by mail, or wanting to-- in order to get used to the process and to feel comfortable using it.  Don't let anyone surpress your vote! Especially someone who has every intention of doing so for his own gain. Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights is led by human rights activist and lawyer Kerry Kennedy, and has advocated for a more just and peaceful world since 1968. They work alongside local activists to ensure lasting positive change in governments and corporations. Their team includes leading attorneys, advocates, entrepreneurs and writers united by a commitment to social justice. With co-host Brody Levesque

Trump has tried to make voting by mail an "issue", even though he himself plans to vote that way.  Obviously, the process is a sound one, and the attempt is actually to intimidate voters from participating in the election.  Well, some creative activists are doing something about that. Our guests today are Barbie , and Kadar Small-- the creative forces behind a new Public Service Announcement video produced by Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights. The video, PLANNING TO VOTE BY MAIL THIS NOVEMBER? HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW, was made for and by the young, queer BIPOC community, many of whom will be voting absentee for the first time in November,. The video explains how to avoid the common mistakes that could cause their mail-in ballots to be disqualified. It is a must-see for everyone voting by mail, or wanting to-- in order to get used to the process and to feel comfortable using it.  Don't let anyone surpress your vote! Especially someone who has every intention of doing so for his own gain. Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights is led by human rights activist and lawyer Kerry Kennedy, and has advocated for a more just and peaceful world since 1968. They work alongside local activists to ensure lasting positive change in governments and corporations. Their team includes leading attorneys, advocates, entrepreneurs and writers united by a commitment to social justice. With co-host Brody Levesque

We're taking you back to Sundance 2020 where we got to talk about the documentary Softie with the film's director, Sam Soko, and subjects Boniface Mwangi, and his wife Njeri Mwangi. Along with being a very powerful film about an underdog activist running for political office, it's also the first film from Kenya to ever premiere at Sundance! We get into the corruption and misinformation in Kenyan politics, Boni's journey from photojournalist to political candidate, and how they all risked their lives in being part of his story. The sacrifice it takes to put your life's purpose ahead of your own self interests has tough consequences for a family, but it is something that we, as constituents, hope for in a political leader. We can all use more people like Softie leading our country, and we wish him all the best in future endeavors.Find Softie streaming in virtual cinemas right now!Be well, stay safe, Black Lives Matter, and thank you for wearing a mask.--Buy us a cup of coffee!Subscribe to our channel on YouTube for behind the scenes footage!Rate and review us wherever you listen to podcasts!Visit our website! www.bitchtalkpodcast.comFollow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.Listen every other Thursday 9:30 - 10 am on BFF.FMPOWERED BY GO-TO Productions 

Sorry sorry, we aren’t trying to delete him. What is it going to take? We’ve been talking about the governor’s abject failures for years. The newest on the list is invalidating 21% of the primary votes and announcing the reopening of schools with no real plan for protecting employees and students. The corporate media has … Continue reading "Episode 89 – Cuomo Crud x 100"

Sorry sorry, we aren’t trying to delete him. What is it going to take? We’ve been talking about the governor’s abject failures for years. The newest on the list is invalidating 21% of the primary votes and announcing the reopening of schools with no real plan for protecting employees and students. The corporate media has … Continue reading "Episode 89 – Cuomo Crud x 100"

Brandy Colbert is an award-winning author who specializes in writing books of substance aimed at young adults. Her books have been chosen as Junior Library Guild selections, and have appeared on numerous “best of” lists, including the American Library Association's Best Fiction for Young Adults and Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers. In addition to her literary success, Brandy is also on the faculty at Hamline University teaching MFA students on writing for children. Brandy joins us to tell us all about her just released book. It’s called The Voting Booth and you are going to want to share this one with your older grandchildren, your friends and also keep a copy for yourself. This book is both an engaging and an important read because it centers around racism and voter suppression—two very timely topics. If you’re looking for a great read to share with your older grandchildren look no further! 

Episode 5 includes the following topics - Dak Prescott, Jerry Jones, The Lakers, Voter Supression, and important professional sport dates in July!

Julius van de Laar ist Kampagnen- und Strategieberater. Bekannt geworden ist er, weil 2007 für 18 Monate im Kampagnenteam von Barack Obama gearbeitet hat. Ich folge ihm mit Beiesterung seit dieser Zeit und wir hatten ihn auch schon zu Gast. Wir haben uns daher sehr gefeut, dass die aktuelle Lage ihn dazu gebracht hat, uns zu fragen, ob wir nicht eine zweite Folge aufnehmen wollen. Danke, lieber Julius für die Initaitive und diese geile Folge! Wir waren uns schnell einig darüber, dass die Exekutive in Krisen, wie wir sie aktuell haben, immer im Vorteil ist. Eine Frage die wir diskutiert haben: Warum gelingt es unserer Kanzlerin, die sich ja anders als Donald Trump nicht zur Wiederwahl stellt, besser als dem aktuellen US Präsidenten, ihr Vorgehen in hohe Zustimmungswerte für ihre Arbeit umzuwandeln? Für Julius begann das Jahr mit einem Flug nach Iowa, wo er die US-Vorwahlen besuchen wollte. Sein Ziel, alle Kandiaten der Demokraten kennen lernen und auch einmal bei einer Trump Veranstaltung dabei sein. Die ersten Vorzeichen der Corona Krise waren spürbar, aber die Entwicklung wurde komplett falsch eingeschätzt: “The Corona Viris is a Hoax!” so sah es Donald Trump noch vor wenigen Wochen. Wir sprechen mit Julius über spannende Themen wie “Voter Supression”, “Gerrymandering” und “Relational Organizing”. Was das ist? Einfach mal reinhören, dann hört Ihr auch, was Julius Joe Bidden rät, wie er den Weg aus seinem Keller zurück ins Rampenlicht findet. Die ganze Folge 211 mit Julius gibt es, wie immer, auf allen gängigen Podcast Plattformen, wie Spotify oder Apple Podcasts (oder direkt auf otwtnw.de). Einfach nach ‘On the Way to New Work' suchen und abonnieren, um keine Folge zu verpassen. Wir veröffentlichen immer montags und fast immer freitags pünktlich um 6:00 Uhr. #Podstars #OMR #XING #ApplePodcasts #Spotify #OnTheWayToNewWork #ChristophMagnussen #MichaelTrautmann #JuliusVanDeLaar #DonaldTrump #JoeBiden #Corona #Election SPOTIFY spotify.onthewaytonewwork.com Apple Podcasts apple.onthewaytonewwork.com

From Our Separate Studios at the "Edge of the Great Red Divide" the Mamas discuss why a pandemic means it's finally time to adopt Amy Klobuchar's Vote By Mail Initiative in the Senate. Why Mitch McConnell - of course - will never bring it to the floor, plus what it would look like and how it would work. Then we Segway into "what is that smell" re: Corona virus www.HeartlandMamas.com #DemCast

This week on POMM, after watching and reading the news about the long lines faced by voters in primary states on super Tuesday. Here's an episode about what voter suppression look like.

It's been a big couple of weeks in politics in the US. There's beenTrump's State of the Union address and his 'Oprah Moment' as Donald puts it. He's survived an Impeachment and emerged triumphant from the ordeal. And there was the shamozzle that was the Iowa Caucus, where an app that appears to be Shadow by name and shady by naturepretty much screwed any chance of a victor being crowned in time to take advantage of the news cycle. Depending on if you're a glass half full or empty person, it was either the Bernie Blackout machine in full spin cycle, or simply a display of a quaint but outdated and unrepresentative caucus process in a blindingly white state that no-one really pays much attention to in terms of results. Hmmm... Our special guest is Kevin Myles from the NAACP -  the biggest civil rights organisation in the US, which has a history of supporting people of all colours and creeds to overcome oppression at the local level for more than 100 years. Kevin doesn't hold back on giving us his take on the current state of play in American politics and the moment and why the work of committed volunteers staffing his organisation in every community across the country is more important than ever. Despite Donald's valiant attempts, he won't give up his preferred candidate for the Democratic Party, but he's on a mission to ensure that votes of all colours and persuasions are motivated and mobilised to participate in this year's election. In an exciting twist, his Mensa membership (exceptionally high IQ) bestows Greenland with its first-ever 'cuss' word, which is both absolutely thrilling and also mildly terrifying, as in, do we need to tick the 'explicit content' warning box for this episode? Goshdarnit Kevin! Jim from the States also wrote in with a question for our 'Mail segment'. It's one for Diana this time, wanting to know what the hell 'freelance writer' means, which is something Diana has been trying to work out herself for approximately 15 years...Diana’s published articles in The Australian, The Age, Sydney Morning Herald and the ABC online can mostly be found here.She also founded and is director of Resonance Communications, which provides strategic and creative communication services to clients in the government, corporate and non-profit sectors.About our special guest, Kevin Myles Kevin currently serves as the Southeast Regional Field Director for the NAACP, providing training, guidance, and assistance to more than 600 active units throughout the States of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. During his tenure on the National Staff, Kevin has also served as the Mid-Western Regional Field Director, and a term as the Interim National Field Director. As a member of the National Field Team, Kevin has played an integral role in the development and execution of several National campaigns for justice, including the campaigns for Trayvon Martin, Jordan Davis, Michael Brown, Freddie Gray, National and State level ‘Stand Your Ground’ Legislative reform efforts, the March on Washington, and the 1,002 mile America’s Journey for Justice march for Voting Rights, to name a few. Prior to joining the National Staff, Kevin served as President of the Kansas State Conference of the NAACP, and served 9 years as the President of the Wichita Branch NAACP where he was the recipient of 8 National Thalheimer Awards for outstanding NAACP unit activity. He has also served as a member of the NAACP’s National Leadership 500 Planning Committee, and as a member of the NAACP’s National Political and Legislative Action Committee.In addition to his work with the NAACP, Kevin is an active member of the American Mensa high IQ society. Kevin served 5 terms as President of the Wichita Kansas Chapter of Mensa, served as a Regional Director for American Mensa, and as a member of the American Mensa National Board of Directors.Described by the late Dr. Ron Walters as “one of the finest of minds and the worthiest of efforts to continue the struggle for justice in ways that are consistent with the challenges, the demands, and the tools of this century”, Kevin has spoken nationally and internationally on the issues of leadership and civil/human rights advocacy.As mentioned in the episode, Kevin Myles is THE go-to person for civil rights advocacy and a skilled grassroots campaign strategist. He is available for international consulting for any organisations seeking to improve their capability in these areas. Get in touch with him via LinkedIn or Twitter @kevinmyles for more information. Or contact us and we'll put you in touch. 

John Jay College of Criminal Justice Professor Gloria J. Browne-Marshall talks with Sean Morales-Doyle, of the Brennan Center at New York University, about Voting Rights and Voter Suppression Tactics. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gloria-j-browne-marshall/support

Voter supression is not a new phenomenon in the United States, but the 2018 mid-terms have seen it to a brazen degree in states like Georgia. On this side of the Atlantic, the UK government are increasingly looking toward similar voter ID laws. Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill

We're dropping a day early in order to remind people that tomorrow is election day! Although voting isn't a requirement, it's a responsibility that should be taken seriously. No, Ann isn't really MIA because she disagrees with voting she was actually out campaigning all week! Whenever she's not on Dan makes up a new reason why. (0:18) Go Vote! Dan and Becky share their views on voting and why it's important. (13:37) Key races to keep an eye on. (19:05) People who intentionally don't vote. (21:26) Thomas Mundy Peterson. (24:31) Was the importance of voting taught at home? (27:49) The first time... (34:36) Discussion about voting an politics. (42:36) Voter eligibility, historically. (45:07) DNC Debacle. (51:27) Sidebar: Free Education. (58:52) Are we millennials? (63:18) N.C. Gerrymandering and Voter Supression. Remember if you enjoy the show, subscribe, rate, and tell a friend to tell a friend! You can find us on social media at: Twitter IG If you'd like to donate to the podcast: paypal.me/blacklawpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blacklawpodcast/support

The official innaugural show, bringing you a full hour of Liberal Dan. Topics to include and introduction to me, gay hating chicken sandwich eaters,  voter supression, and fighting the Republican attempts at healthcare repeal,

June 07 2012 - First Air Date

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com