Funding #MeToo
https://vimeo.com/274283696 The New York Women’s Foundation has pledged $1 million to support the work of #MeToo founder Tarana Burke. Ana Oliveira, President and CEO, tells us why.
Immigration, Black Travel, Black in Tech and Radical Giving
In the season finale of The Last Sip we discuss the latest on immigration, the future of technology and people of color, Black travel, and philanthropy.
Trump’s 2018 Electoral Push
Are recent dramatic White House moves simply chaotic or part of a broader 2018 electoral strategy? We explore the topic Tiffany Cross, Managing Editor of The Beat.
Trans Servicemember Speaks Out
https://vimeo.com/273124753 Caden Davis, a trans solider in the Florida National Guard, discusses the personal impact of the Trump Administration’s ban on trans men and women from serving.
Modern Anti-Racism Tools
Rashad Robinson explains how Color of Changes uses digital media to help mobilize its more than 1 million members to fight racist structures.
The Cultural Rise of Donald Trump
Rashad Robinson explains how the overlap of politics, pop culture, and social media explain how we arrived at this moment in social justice.
Corporations and Racism
Rashad Robinson explains the role of corporations in helping to structure and institutionalize racism in the United States.
The Modern Infrastructure of Racism
Rashad Robinson explains the media, non-profit, think-tank, corporate and financing structures behind modern racism policies in the United States
The Modern Fight Against Racism
Rashad Robinson, Executive Director of Color Change, sits down in this Memorial Day to discuss the persistence of racism in the United States and how millions of people are mobilizing to fight it.
Black Women Run for Office
We discuss what’s behind the wave of black women running for political office with Illinois Congressional candidate Lauren Underwood and Texas district judge candidate Aurora Martinez Jones.
Stacey Abrams Runs for Georgia Governor
We explore whether the historic bid of Stacey Abrams for the governorship of Georgia is a new model for politics or whether it falls short.
Facebook and Black Voter Suppression
We discuss the use of Facebook data by Cambridge Analytica to suppress black voters in 2016 and whether it could happen in 2018.
Funding #MeToo
https://vimeo.com/274283696 The New York Women’s Foundation has pledged $1 million to support the work of #MeToo founder Tarana Burke. Ana Oliveira, President and CEO, tells us why.
Immigration, Black Travel, Black in Tech and Radical Giving
In the season finale of The Last Sip we discuss the latest on immigration, the future of technology and people of color, Black travel, and philanthropy.
Trump’s 2018 Electoral Push
Are recent dramatic White House moves simply chaotic or part of a broader 2018 electoral strategy? We explore the topic Tiffany Cross, Managing Editor of The Beat.
Trans Servicemember Speaks Out
https://vimeo.com/273124753 Caden Davis, a trans solider in the Florida National Guard, discusses the personal impact of the Trump Administration’s ban on trans men and women from serving.
Modern Anti-Racism Tools
Rashad Robinson explains how Color of Changes uses digital media to help mobilize its more than 1 million members to fight racist structures.
The Cultural Rise of Donald Trump
Rashad Robinson explains how the overlap of politics, pop culture, and social media explain how we arrived at this moment in social justice.
Corporations and Racism
Rashad Robinson explains the role of corporations in helping to structure and institutionalize racism in the United States.
The Modern Infrastructure of Racism
Rashad Robinson explains the media, non-profit, think-tank, corporate and financing structures behind modern racism policies in the United States
The Modern Fight Against Racism
Rashad Robinson, Executive Director of Color Change, sits down in this Memorial Day to discuss the persistence of racism in the United States and how millions of people are mobilizing to fight it.
Black Women Run for Office
We discuss what’s behind the wave of black women running for political office with Illinois Congressional candidate Lauren Underwood and Texas district judge candidate Aurora Martinez Jones.
Stacey Abrams Runs for Georgia Governor
We explore whether the historic bid of Stacey Abrams for the governorship of Georgia is a new model for politics or whether it falls short.
Facebook and Black Voter Suppression
We discuss the use of Facebook data by Cambridge Analytica to suppress black voters in 2016 and whether it could happen in 2018.