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Jordan T. Camp joins Allen Ruff on A Public Affair to discuss Development Drowned & Reborn: The Blues and Bourbon Restoration in Post-Katrina New Orleans by the late Clyde Woods. Co-edited by Camp and Laura Pulido. Jordan Camp is a postdoctoral fellow at Brown University, the author of Incarcerating the Crisis: Freedom Struggle and the […]
Last week, Lilada Gee attended the Concerts on the Square at the Capitol with some colleagues. They decided as a collective of women not to stand for the national anthem. They were sitting in silence, not disruptive, not disrespectful. A woman began to slam down on their table repeatedly and yelled, “Stand-up!” She was disruptive. She […]
Marth Laning, the newly reelected chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, joins guest host Denise Demarb to discuss the state of the Democratic party and what to expect in the upcoming months. Laning was elected chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin in June 2015. A lifelong Democrat and Wisconsinite, Martha brings to the Party […]
Electric vehicles have been in the news a lot lately. Electric vehicles have been touted for being environmentally friendly, or a lot friendlier than cars powered by gasoline. In some ways, we are again in a time when people are exploring ways to improve on and create vehicles and the means to propel them. Electric […]
Guest host Bert Zipperer is joined by award-winning author, journalist, activist, and Fullbright Scholar Helen Zia. Helen Zia has been instrumental in all sorts of important work around the country. She is the author of Asian American Dreams: The Emergence of an American People, about the contemporary struggles of Asian American communities to be full participants […]
Geraldine Paredes Vasquez and Laurie Frank join guest host Bert Zipperer to discuss the United World Colleges, a world-wide system of 18 schools that bring students from 149 nations together for the final two years of high school in a boarding school setting. UWC was started by Kurt Hahn, a refugee from Nazi Germany, as a […]
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