Santita Jackson, Adrianne Shropshire, Jerry Austin, Amy Wilentz, Mustafa Santiago Ali, Dean Stroud скачать в хорошем качестве

Santita Jackson, Adrianne Shropshire, Jerry Austin, Amy Wilentz, Mustafa Santiago Ali, Dean Stroud

Santita Jackson, daughter of the late Rev. Jesse Jackson, reflects on her father's legacy. Adrianne Shropshire, host of The BlackPack radio show on KBLA Talk 1580 and Executive Director of the political organization BlackPAC, shares her thoughts on how Rev. Jesse Jackson reshaped Black politics and top stories of the week. Gerald ”Jerry” Austin, Rev. Jesse Jackson's 1988 national campaign manager, reflects on the civil rights leader's political legacy and how he changed the Democratic Party. Amy Wilentz, author and UC Irvine English professor, is back with an update on the current political turmoil in Haiti, where U.S. warships arrived on its coastline earlier this month, and the legacy of Rev. Jackson's advocacy fo the Caribbean nation. Dr. Mustafa Santiago Ali, Executive Vice President of the National Wildlife Federation and Founder and President of Revitalization Strategies, tells us why gutting the EPA's legal basis for climate change is an endangerment to Black, Brown, and poor communities. Dean Stroud, professor emeritus of German studies at the University of Wisconsin in LaCrosse, former Presbyterian pastor, and editor of the text, “Preaching in Hitler's Shadow: Sermons of Resistance in the Third Reich”, explains why folks, like Father Pfleger on this very program, are still talking about this book today.