Black culture is mainstream – but that isn’t enough
Cultural representation alone will not improve the lives of black people, says author Derek A. Bardowell.
In Solidarity
When an animal rights activist met a factory farmer
On the latest episode of the Changed My Mind podcast, we speak to Leah Garces about finding unlikely allies.
Changed My Mind: from Al-Qaeda bombmaker to MI6 spy
On the latest episode, Aimen Dean talks about what prompted him to leave the terrorist group.
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Bhaskar Sunkara on democratic socialism and the 2020 election
On the latest episode of ourVoices, we spoke with Jacobin founder Bhaskar Sunkara about the future of the Democratic party.
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Lauren Ashcraft: “This is the home of billionaire row and thousands of people are sleeping on the street”
Seeking to represent New York’s 12th congressional district, Lauren Ashcraft is challenging long serving Democratic incumbent Rep. Carolyn Maloney.
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Alex Morse: “We're going up against the party and DC establishment”
The four term mayor of Holyoke MA, Alex Morse, is primarying the powerful Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, Richard Neal.
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Samelys López: “The South Bronx has a spirit of resiliency that defines us as a community”
Running for Congress to represent the South Bronx, Samelys López tells ourEconomy that political representation should always center the lives of the most oppressed.
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Raj Patel: “The New Deal emerged from a decade of worker struggle”
In an extended interview with ourVoices, Raj Patel discusses why diverse labor coalitions are imperative to achieving systemic change.
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Podcast: US election special #2 – the Green New Deal
In the second part of our podcast series on the US election, we explore the influence of the fossil fuel industry and the rise of the Green New Deal agenda.
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Podcast: US election special #1 – the military-industrial complex
In the first part of ourVoice’s special series on the US election, we explore the influence of the military-industrial complex on the US economy.
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Price and prejudice: automated decision-making and the UK government (podcast)
We spoke to lawyer Cori Crider about why automated decision-making in government is a major challenge of our time.
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The children who can't afford to be British (podcast)
The High Court in London recently found a fee charged by the Home Office to be unlawful. In this podcast, Amnesty's Steve Valdez-Symonds tells us more about the landmark case.