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    America’s fraught history with Puerto Rico

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  • How should politicians address racial justice?

    14:07
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  • Does American labor feel the Bern?

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  • Fighting LGBTQ Youth Homelessness

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  • Mobilizing over the death of Kalief Browder

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Nerding Out: 2016ers and Black Lives Matter

48:30

Host Dorian Warren talks with activist Ashley Yates about the “Say Her Name” protest that she took part in at this year’s Netroots Nation conference. Plus, what is the relationship between struggles for economic and social justice? And which 2016 candidate best understands that relationship? Dorian talks with the New Republic’s Jamil Smith, Demos’s Matt Breunig, and political scientist Joe Lowndes about Bernie Sanders, Black Lives Matter, and the 2016 race.