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March on Washington; Building Resilience Through Resistance; Ankle Monitors to Deportation Flights (opens the original)
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Errol Minor opens the show by welcoming Charlie Ramos from CWA’s National Human Rights Department to discuss the upcoming March on Washington and why workers and human rights activists are mobilizing in our nation’s capital. The hosts then ask, “When the Lights Come Back On, Do We Stop Asking Questions?”—examining what happens when struggling communities disappear from the headlines but the underlying inequities remain. The team also looks back at the 2026 CWA Human Rights Conference, reflecting
When Grief Marches; When Security Meets Human Dignity; When the Watchdog Weakens (opens the original)
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Errol Minor opens the show with a preview of the upcoming CWA National Human Rights Conference, highlighting the importance of bringing together advocates, organizers, and union members to advance justice and equality. The hosts then lead “When Grief Marches: Human Rights, Civil Rights, and the Value of Every Life,” examining how public demonstrations of grief can become powerful calls for accountability and systemic change. The conversation continues with “When Security Meets Human Dignity: Hai
Is Equal Education Still a Human Right?; The Leaders We Need Are Already Here (Cont.) (opens the original)
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Errol Minor opens the show with a discussion of the upcoming CWA National Human Rights Conference, highlighting why bringing together labor leaders, civil rights advocates, and community organizers is essential to advancing justice for working people. David Marshall follows with the Marshall Minute, offering thoughtful insight on the issues shaping today's labor movement and the importance of staying informed and engaged. The conversation then turns to “The Price of Opportunity: Is Equal Educati
CWA National Human Rights Conference; The End of Reading?; The Leaders We Need (Cont.) (opens the original)
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Errol Minor opens the show with a continued discussion of the CWA National Human Rights Conference, highlighting the conversations, training, and organizing strategies that are strengthening the fight for workers' rights and human rights. David Marshall follows with the Marshall Minute, offering timely insight on the issues shaping today's labor movement. The hosts then continue the important conversation, “The End of Reading? Is Labor Entering a Post-Literate Era?”, examining how declining read
CWA National Human Rights Conference; The End of Reading?; The Leaders We Need Are Already Here (opens the original)
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Errol Minor opens the show with a discussion of the upcoming CWA National Human Rights Conference, highlighting the importance of education, activism, and building power through collective action. David Marshall follows with the Marshall Minute, offering thoughtful perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing workers today. The hosts then revisit “Is There a New Movement? Democratic Socialism and What Is It? Socialism vs. Capitalism,” breaking down the differences between these systems
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