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Rights This WayHow We Win the Battle for the Soul of the University with Professor Katherine FrankePresident Trump is waging war on free speech and academic freedom. And too often, colleges and universities have waved the white flag. Over and over, places of higher education have given in to the Trump administration’s outrageous demands and allowed the federal government to have an unprecedented say in what gets taught and what people can say on college campuses. New York City’s Columbia University is at the center of Trump’s attempts to destroy America’s colleges.Few have had a better seat to watch this assault on our cherished freedoms than Professor Katherin...
2025-10-3029 min
Rights This WayInside the Right-Wing Plot to Ban Books with NYT Bestseller Kalynn BayronA legion of far-right activists is determined to purge school libraries of books they don't like. A huge percentage of the books they want to get rid of are about race or racism, feature people of color, or include LGBTQ characters. This is a nationwide movement, and New York is not immune. Several New York school districts are facing calls to ban books.On this episode, we talk to New York Times bestselling author Kalynn Bayron. One of Kalynn’s books, “Cinderella is Dead”, has been targeted by several book ban campaigns. She talks with us about...
2025-10-0234 min
Rights This WaySCOTUS Undermined Trans Rights: How Do We Protect Them in NYIn its recent decision in the case, United States v. Skrmetti, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a Tennessee law banning gender-affirming medical care does not violate the Constitution and can remain in effect. The decision is a devastating loss for trans rights and risks emboldening other states to advance similar bans.The decision comes as the Trump administration and its allies in hostile state governments have made clear they aim to exclude transgender people from public life and eliminate access to abortion across the country.On this episode, we talk with Ch...
2025-08-1441 min
Rights This WayMahmoud Khalil in His Own WordsOn this episode, we hear from Mahmoud Khalil. Mahmoud is a lawful permanent resident who was kidnapped by the Trump administration and held in detention because of his advocacy for Palestinian Rights.After more than 100 days in detention, Mahmoud is finally where he belongs: at home with his family in New York City. In this episode – which is a collaboration between Rights This Way and the ACLU’s podcast, At Liberty – At Liberty host W. Kamau Bell speaks with Mahmoud about his newly reacquired freedom, fatherhood, his wife Noor and what he wants everyone to remember from h...
2025-07-3138 min
Rights This WayWhat is Copaganda, and How do We Fight It?We might not realize it, but we are swimming in a sea of what this episode’s guest calls Copaganda. The way media outlets decide what stories to cover, which experts to quote, and even what supposedly objective words to use in news stories, profoundly impact how we view the world we live in.In his book, Copaganda: How Police and the Media Manipulate Our News, our guest Alec Karakatsanis breaks down what Copaganda is, why media outlets and powerful figures deploy it, and how it shapes our understanding of crime rates, what types of crimes ma...
2025-07-0325 min
Rights This WayTrans Athletes, Trump, and the Right to Play SportsSome of us might think that the fight for trans people’s right to play sports is new. But a recent book, “The Other Olympians: Fascism, Queerness, and the Making of Modern Sports” delves into the history of this debate that has lasted the better part of a century at least.Now the Trump administration is threatening states with funding cuts and other sanctions if they allow trans people to play sports on teams that align with their gender identity. It’s just one element of Trump’s full-scale war on trans people’s existence. But as we’ll hea...
2025-05-0833 min
Rights This WayWhat are the Stakes of Mahmoud Khalil’s Case?The Trump administration has made clear that if you dare to disagree with the president, you will be punished. That was the message when ICE agents illegally arrested and detained Mahmoud Khalil, a lawful permanent resident and recent graduate student at Columbia University, in retaliation for his advocacy for Palestinian human rights. He was separated from his wife, an American citizen, who is nine months pregnant, and shipped from New York to New Jersey and then to Louisiana. Mr. Khalil has never been accused, charged, or convicted of any crime. He wa...
2025-04-1739 min
Tiempo with Joe TorresNYCLU releases updated 'Know Your Rights' guide amid federal immigration crackdownOn this edition of Tiempo, we examine the escalating anti-immigrant sentiment across the country.The New York Civil Liberties Union is making sure New Yorkers know their rights if they are stopped by immigration enforcement agents or caught up in an immigration raid.Joining us to discuss is Donna Lieberman, the executive director of the NYCLU. Lieberman shares what to know about the organization's updated "Know Your Rights" guide.Also ahead on our show: discussing teen dating violence in New York City.
2025-04-0625 min
Rights This WayWe Know How to Solve the Mental Health Crisis. Will We Actually Do it?It happens like clockwork. A person suffering from serious mental health problems is accused of a heinous and tragic crime committed against a stranger. Then the calls come from law enforcement, politicians, and right-wing tabloids to lock more people up. Rinse and repeat. This all happens despite the fact that people living with mental health challenges are 11 times more likely to be the victims of crime and violence than to commit an act of violence.It is undeniably true that the status quo for how we address issues like homelessness and serious mental health challenges is u...
2025-03-271h 09
Rights This WayHow Can NY Protect Immigrants From Trump?The Trump Administration has stoked widespread fear in immigrant communities across New York and around the country. Through immigration raids, and a non-stop barrage of anti-immigrant policies, Trump’s plans to tear families apart and launch the largest mass deportations in U.S. history are well underway.There’s no sugarcoating how bad the current situation is. But we should also understand that there’s a lot New York lawmakers can do to protect our immigrant neighbors. On this episode, we discuss what policies need to be put in place at the state level to help safegu...
2025-02-2728 min
Rights This WayThe Case for Open BordersIt seems like ancient history, but it actually wasn’t that long ago when – during the first Trump administration – large protests featured signs that read “no kids in cages” and “no body is illegal.” It is hard to remember that less than a decade ago, Democrats running in their party’s presidential primary were competing over who was more pro-immigrant.Times have changed. President Trump has begun his effort to carry out the largest mass deportation of immigrants in U.S. history. Families and whole communities are stricken with fear.Meanwhile, the calls to “close the bo...
2025-02-1346 min
New York’s Finest: Retired & Unfiltered PodcastEmasculation of the NYPD : The Repeal Of 50AOn this episode of #TheFinestUnfiltered John & Eric sit down and discuss the repeal of 50A
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2024-11-222h 30
Rights This WayWhat the Hit Broadway Musical SUFFS can Teach Us About the Fight for Abortion RightsWatch the video version of this episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwHV7aTjToU&t=923sSUFFS is a Tony Award-winning Broadway musical set in the early 1900s that chronicles the suffragists’ fight to secure women’s right to vote. More than a century later, the production’s Broadway run is happening at a moment when abortion rights, and women’s rights more broadly, are under attack across the country. On this episode, we sit down with SUFFS’ writer, composer, and star Shaina Taub, and ensemble cast member Jenna Bainbridge to talk about...
2024-10-2437 min
New York City Bar Association PodcastChilling the Right to an Education: Combatting Policies Hostile to LGBTQ YouthAn increasing number of states are enacting policies hostile to LGBTQ youth, like book bans and restrictions on participation in sports. Even in states like New York where there is greater state-level support for LGBTQ rights, similar policies aimed at stifling those rights have emerged at the local level. Amy Leipziger (Project Director, Free to Be Youth Project), Ashton Hessee (Legal Fellow, Free to Be Youth Project) and Gabriella Larios (Staff Attorney, NYCLU) of the City Bar’s LGBTQ Rights Committee unpack the damage to psychological and physical health that these bans and the anti-LGBTQ culture that they promote can ha...
2024-09-2650 min
Talk Out of SchoolStudent privacy concerns with Teenspace and AIamNYC, Education advocates blast DOE for having ‘no plan’ for smaller class sizes; https://www.amny.com/news/nyc-education-advoactes-doe-plan-class-sizes/ NYC Public School Parents, More evidence in the just-released Mayor's Management Report that DOE has no real class size plan https://nycpublicschoolparents.blogspot.com/2024/09/more-evidence-in-just-released-mayors.htmlChalkbeatNY, AI’s new role in NYC schools? Chancellor Banks teases personalized learning and college counseling; https://www.chalkbeat.org/newyork/2024/09/17/david-banks-ai-state-of-our-schools-2024Chancellor David C. Banks 2024 - State of our Schools Remarks; https://www.is281.com/apps/news/article/1967361New Republic, David Banks’s Dystopian Vision for NY P...
2024-09-231h 00
Rights This WayThe Abortion Issue Not Enough New Yorkers Are Talking AboutAcross the country, politicians are restricting people’s rights and freedoms, including the right to abortion and the right for all of us to be who we are. Since the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade, twenty-one states have either banned or restricted abortion care. There’s also a full-blown assault on LGBTQ rights, with hundreds of anti-LGBTQ bills introduced — and many passed — in state legislatures across the country just this year. Some might think we’re safe from these attacks here in New York, but the truth is there are dangerou...
2024-08-0116 min
Rights This WayThis NY Team is Fighting an Anti-Trans Sports BanThis February in Long Island, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman issued an executive order banning transgender girls and women from participating in girls’ and women’s sports at county-run facilities. The NYCLU sued to block this policy, arguing that it violates New York’s Human Rights Law and Civil Rights Law, which explicitly prohibit discrimination based on gender identity. Justice prevailed and, in May, the Nassau County Supreme Court ruled in the NYCLU and Roller Rebels’ favor, striking down the executive order.Then, shortly after we recorded this podcast, the Nassau County Legislature introduced legislation designed to resur...
2024-08-0123 min
Conversations with CEIIt’s Complicated…but Necessary! Navigating Confidential Sexual Healthcare for Adolescents“Nobody goes into adolescent medicine or into a field of medicine that serves adolescent patients because it’s simple and straightforward, right?”
In May 2024, the New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute Clinical Guidelines Program published an update to the guidelines, “Guidance: Adolescent Consent to HIV and STI Treatment and Prevention.” These guidelines serve to inform New York State clinicians who provide primary care to adolescents about existing regulations that allow minors to consent for and receive confidential HIV and STI screening, treatment, and prevention.
In this episode, Dr. Erica Bostick chats with Dr. Uri Belkin...
2024-07-1122 min
Rights This WayThis Law Effectively Banishes People from New York CityThe NYCLU recently filed a lawsuit challenging the misleadingly-named Sexual Assault Reform Act, or SARA. SARA is a New York law that prevents certain people required to register on the state’s sex offender registry from knowingly being within 1,000 feet of a school at any time and for any reason. It’s also been interpreted to prevent people subject to SARA restrictions from living within this 1,000-foot radius.SARA is billed as a way to protect New Yorkers from people who could harm children. But research shows these types of geographical restrictions don’t increase public safety...
2024-06-0633 min
Rights This WayAccess to Abortion is Under Threat in NYFifty years ago, New York first opened its doors to people from across the U.S. who needed abortion care. Now, following the Supreme Court's decision to gut Roe, numerous states have banned or severely restricted abortion care. In the face of this attack on basic reproductive rights, New York must once again be a leader in expanding care for its residents and anyone who needs it.Even though abortion is legal in New York, people still face steep barriers trying to access abortion across the state. We talk about how to close those gaps and...
2024-05-2345 min
Coming Hot Into The Box with Slice and Karnage: A Roller Derby PodcastSupport and Protect Trans Athletes!Send us a textHello all you wonderful HOTBOXERS!!! This week we sit down with Curley Fry and Biscuits of the Long Island Roller Rebels and Gabriella Larios of the NYCLU. We discuss the current lawsuit brought against Nassau County in New York to fight against an executive order put in place by County Executive Blakeman prohibiting transgender girls and women from participating in girls’ and women’s sports at county-run facilities.https://longislandrollerrebels.org/https://www.nyclu.org/Support the show
2024-05-121h 25
Rights This WayInside Columbia’s Crackdown on Pro-Palestinian Free SpeechUniversities should be havens for robust debate, discussion, and learning – not sites of censorship where administrators, donors, and politicians squash political discourse they don't approve of. But Columbia University recently violated New York law to single out and suspend two student groups for participating in a peaceful student demonstration and temporary art installation in support of Palestinian rights.That's why the NYCLU and Palestine Legal sued Columbia.These student groups – Students for Justice in Palestine and Jewish Voice for Peace – were peacefully speaking out on a critical global conflict, only to have Columbia ignore...
2024-05-0924 min
Rights This WayWhy New Migrants are Good for NYC With Comptroller Brad LanderAbout 180,000 migrants have come to New York City since April of 2022, and about 65,000 are currently in the city's care. Nearly every day there is a news story or a quote from a New York politician about how this recent arrival of migrants is a drain on New York’s finances. But a recent report from New York City Comptroller Brad Lander complicates that narrative. He joins us to explain why migrants are an economic boon to our city, and what he thinks we should do to get them the resources they need to thrive.This is a...
2024-04-1822 min
Rights This WayNew Yorkers’ Right to Vote is Under AttackThe 2024 elections will be some of the most critical in our lifetimes and, as election season approaches, a wave of efforts to diminish the political power of communities of color is surging. This isn't just happening in red states, it's taking place right here in New York.That’s why the NYCLU and our partners sued the Nassau County Legislature in Long Island for its redistricting plan, which violates the landmark New York Voting Rights Act by diluting the voting strength and political influence of Black, Latinx, and Asian residents. Though residents of color make up ov...
2024-04-0437 min
Rights This WayWill New York Finally Address the Housing Crisis?New York has a proud legacy of offering refuge to newcomers hoping to make life better for themselves and their families. That hope is something we all share, and the promise of refuge has made our state what it is. Rental prices soared to record levels in New York City in 2023. Right now, a family would have to earn at least $140,000 a year just to be able to afford the city’s median rent of $3,500. And this story goes well beyond New York City. Across the state, New Yorkers are struggling to keep a roof over...
2024-03-2248 min
Nonprofit News Feed PodcastBuffett Vs Mackenzie Comparing Giving & ACLU backing NRA (news)Meet the Faces of Crypto Philanthropy | The Giving Block
Based on the "Faces of Crypto Philanthropy" article by The Giving Block, the most generous donor appears to be Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum. He has donated cryptocurrencies valued at over $1 billion to various causes, including COVID-19 relief, medical research, and Ukraine humanitarian aid. This level of giving places him at the forefront in terms of the scale of crypto philanthropy. For more detailed information about Vitalik Buterin's and others' contributions, please visit The Giving Block's article.
The ACLU will legally represent the NRA. Its NY affiliate isn’t happy about it...
2023-12-1218 min
Using the Whole Whale - A Nonprofit PodcastBuffett Vs Mackenzie Comparing Giving & ACLU backing NRA (news)
Meet the Faces of Crypto Philanthropy | The Giving Block
Based on the "Faces of Crypto Philanthropy" article by The Giving Block, the most generous donor appears to be Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum. He has donated cryptocurrencies valued at over $1 billion to various causes, including COVID-19 relief, medical research, and Ukraine humanitarian aid. This level of giving places him at the forefront in terms of the scale of crypto philanthropy. For more detailed information about Vitalik Buterin's and others' contributions, please visit The Giving Block's article.
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2023-12-1218 min
Commissioner in a CarZoom with Czarny: Perry Grossman of the NYCLU
This week I sit down with Perry Grossman of the NYCLU. We have a long discussion about the state of our Democracy in NY State including the NY Voting Rights Act, the election alignment bill, and even jury makeup in New York. Enjoy.
2023-12-0853 min
Rights This WayHow NY Can Cut Through the Finger Pointing and Meet the Migrant MomentNew York has a proud legacy of offering refuge to newcomers hoping to make life better for themselves and their families. That hope is something we all share, and the promise of refuge has made our state what it is. New York is also known for being a place where big things get done. That’s why it’s so disappointing when our leaders scapegoat and engage in fearmongering over the many migrants arriving in New York over the last year-plus, mostly in New York City. This political finger-pointing and the doomsday...
2023-11-3038 min
Unapologetic TawkEpisode 9: What is the NYPD’s Strategic Response Group? Its Violent Tactics are Costing You money - with Isabelle LevyaTOPICS: Celebrity Mayor Adams campaign fundraising manager raided by FBI, Murder Charges Reinstated Against Philly Cop, Genocide from Palestine to Eastern DRC. Guest Isabelle Levya.Relly breaks down Leroy Adams latest scandal with the FBI raiding the home of his chief campaign fundraising manager Brianna Suggs, and Dimez gives an update on Palestine including the bombings of Jabalia refugee camp and the blackout caused by Israel bombing internet and cell infrastructure, and highlights recent protest activities for Palestine back here in the US. Relly brings a welcome update on charges being reinstated against killer cop Mark Dial in the...
2023-11-061h 42
Rights This WayInside the Special NYPD Unit That’s Brutalizing ProtestersThe NYPD's Strategic Response Group (SRG) is a notoriously violent rapid response unit. Despite promises from the department that the unit would not be deployed at protests, the SRG has consistently threatened, attacked, and arrested protesters. Time and time again, when the SRG arrives on the scene, officers escalate situations and injure New Yorkers who are exercising their First Amendment rights.Since we recorded this episode, the NYCLU, the Legal Aid Society and New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a sweeping settlement agreement that could help transform the way the NYPD polices protests. The settlement – wh...
2023-10-1933 min
Wrote PodcastLast Week This Morning– Oct 1-7Vance Bastian and SA "Baz" Collins look at the headlines that caught their attention during the week of Oct 1-7, and then share their Wins of the week. Links: Vance: FBI uncovers cult: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/sep/28/new-york-satanic-cult-764-fbi Delaware bans Gay Panic defense: https://www.advocate.com/law/delaware-bans-lgbtq-panic-defense Pope suggests blessing same-sex unions: https://www.newwaysministry.org/2023/10/03/new-ways-ministry-blessings-guidance-significantly-advances-popes-lgbtq-affirmation/ CDC Fighting STIs: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2023/10/02/2023-21725/guidelines-for-the-use-of-doxycycline-post-exposure-prophylaxis-for-bacterial-sexually-transmitted Comedian Trolls Conservatives: https://twitter.com/waltermasterson/status/1709949803252043944 Non-Binary in NY: https://www.nyclu.org/en/press-releases/nyclu-settlement-secures-x-gender-marker-nonbinary-new-yorkers-seeking-public Win- Gov. Tony Evers: h...
2023-10-0920 min
Rights This WayWhy this School District is in Crisis and How to Fix ItFor more than seven years, 10,000 public school students — almost entirely children of color — in the East Ramapo Central School District just 40 miles north of New York City have had lead in their school water fountains. Students speak of going thirsty after gym glass, of mold collecting in the water coolers provided to replace drinking fountains, and of washing their hands next to hazard signs.But the story is bigger. School district leaders haven’t simply failed to fix the water problem. They’ve failed every part of the school system and hollowed out the educations of tens of...
2023-09-2828 min
Rights This WayHow the “Child Welfare” System Destroys Black Families with Prof. Dorothy RobertsIt’s a scenario that many parents across New York State, particularly in low-income areas, have come to fear: A knock on the door from a Child Protective Services caseworker.On this episode of Rights This Way, we delve into why the “child welfare system” is actually better understood as a family regulation or a family policing system. We’ll explore how a system ostensibly set up to “protect children” is actually one in which poor families of color are routinely harassed, surveilled, and punished. And we’ll look at ways we can build a system that truly sup...
2023-09-141h 05
Rights This WayCould This be the Key to Fighting Anti-Asian Hate?Could one of the answers to fighting anti-Asian violence come in the classroom? That’s one of the ideas behind a new bill in the New York State legislature that would require public schools to teach Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander history. After a resurgence in attacks against Asian Americans in the wake of the pandemic, what students learn in the classroom could help extinguish the hate. And there would be other benefits as well.Studies show that inclusive curriculum and culturally responsive teaching builds self-esteem, resilience, and academic engagement among students who finally ge...
2023-08-3130 min
Rights This WayWhat’s Stopping Progress in NY?In 2019, New York state lawmakers passed a raft of progressive legislation that strengthened reproductive and voting rights, made our criminal legal system fairer and much more. Since then there have been additional victories for civil rights and civil liberties, but the momentum for positive change has slowed significantly. In some instances, wins have actually been rolled back. What are the roadblocks causing this lack of progress? How can we get back to the 2019-levels of change? And what wins and losses did we see in this year’s state legislative session?We discuss all these questions wi...
2023-08-1040 min
Rights This WayDestroying Myths About Drugs with Dr. Carl HartWhat if many of the things you think about illegal drugs and drug use are wrong? What if many of the problems associated with drugs are actually caused by the fact that they’re criminalized as part of the decades-long, failed war on drugs? For years, Dr. Carl Hart has worked to destroy myths about drugs and to change drug policies in the United States. He joins us to speak about all of this and more.Plus, we talk about state legislation that could move us away from criminalization and towards a more sensible approach to dr...
2023-07-1356 min
Rights This WayA View Inside Rikers from People Who Know it BestA View Inside Rikers from People Who Know it BestNew York City’s Rikers Island houses one of the most violent, dysfunctional, and hellish jails in the country. Every day, thousands of people – most of whom are legally innocent and the vast majority of whom are Black and Brown – are subjected to incredibly harsh conditions. Some never make it out alive.We speak with two people who have covered the problems that plague Rikers for years. Graham Rayman is a journalist with the New York Daily News where he mainly focuses on crimin...
2023-06-2934 min
Rights This WayCan Policing be Fixed?The title of this episode is the major question at the heart of a new book, “The Riders Come Out at Night: Brutality, Corruption, and Cover-Up in Oakland.” The book focuses on the Oakland Police Department, in Oakland, California. But the story it tells – of corruption, brutality, and stymied efforts at reform – is one that can be told about many police departments across New York, including the NYPD.We get into this rich and deeply frustrating history with the authors of the book, Ali Winston and Darwin BondGraham. We also hear more about police reform generally, and with...
2023-06-1548 min
Rights This WayWhy Can’t We Stop Backtracking on Bail Reform?In April, New York state lawmakers rolled back reforms to the state’s bail laws. If that sounds familiar, it’s because bail reform has now been rolled back three times as a continuous drumbeat of “tough on crime” rhetoric from the media and politicians has paved the way for more and more backsliding. Why does this keep happening? What role do narratives around bail and public safety play in creating an environment where these bad legislative outcomes seem inevitable? How can we stop this dynamic from repeating and what exactly did lawmakers do this time around?We cov...
2023-06-0137 min
Rights This WayHow Will a Tense Legislative Session Impact Your Rights?New York’s legislative session kicked off last month and already there are political fireworks. Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul and Democrats in the state senate clashed over the Governor’s pick to lead the state’s highest court. Judge Hector Lasalle was voted down by the Senate Judiciary Committee, making Hochul the first governor to lose her bid to appoint the state's top judge.This battle sets the stage for what is sure to be an especially contentious legislative session. How will this early skirmish impact the legislative priorities we care about most? What are the prospe...
2023-02-0946 min
Public Defenseless86: The Resurrection of New York Public Defense w/Patricia WarthFor decades, activists, scholars, and attorneys decried the state of public defense in New York. Report after report uncovered a broken system that underpaid public defenders and contact attorneys alike as the state shirked its responsibility to adequately support the counties in their effort to provide counsel to the poor. Even after a landmark study, mandated by the state's chief justice, it would take another decade and a lawsuit from the NYCLU, to finally start the process toward reform. For much of her career, today's guest zealously advocated for poor clients facing the de...
2023-01-261h 20Rights This WayHow Solitary Confinement Makes Jails and Prisons More DangerousSolitary confinement that lasts more than 15 consecutive days is recognized by the United Nations and various human rights organizations as torture. Even short-term stays can lead to permanent psychological damage and suicidal ideation. Despite these well-documented harms, New York has put thousands of people in solitary confinement in jails and prisons across the state – sometimes for years – with little due process, and often for minor infractions.In 2021, state lawmakers took a major step towards ending this brutal practice by passing the Humane Alternatives to Solitary Confinement (HALT) Act. There is also a bill with broad support in t...
2023-01-2626 minRights This WayHow Can We Fix NY’s Housing Crisis?There are more than 90,000 unhoused people in New York State on any given night, including more than 60,000 in New York City alone. Nearly half of renters in New York City are rent burdened, meaning they spent more than 30 percent of their income on rent. Meanwhile, rents across the state have skyrocketed and the number of people who face eviction is growing.Political leaders have not done nearly enough to address this crisis. Why not? And what needs to be done to make sure every New Yorker has access to an affordable home? We’ll break down th...
2023-01-1227 minRights This WayHow NY Fails to Protect ImmigrantsDuring President Trump’s time in office, immigrant rights were pushed front and center as the administration seemed to delight in finding new ways to inflict pain and cruelty on people fleeing persecution. When President Biden was elected two years ago, he promised to undo the harms caused by Trump and to usher in a more humane immigration system. But in many ways, the Biden administration has doubled down on some of the worst aspects of Trump’s policies.Meanwhile, politicians like Gov. Greg Abbot in Texas made headlines by bussing thousands of asylum seekers to Demo...
2022-12-1524 minRights This WayNew York is a Surveillance StateYou could end up under police suspicion just for typing words into Google. And when you step outside, an array of cameras could be watching your every move, while a police drone hundreds of feet away zooms in for a closer look at what you’re up to. Meanwhile, at your child’s school, a camera outfitted with facial recognition technology is constantly scanning students’ faces as they walk through the halls. These scenarios are all too plausible in the over-surveilled state of New York. But as frightening as this all may sound, the solution isn’t t...
2022-12-0129 minRights This WayPolice Reform Two Years After the George Floyd Protests: What's Next?In the wake of the police murder of George Floyd, New Yorkers took to the streets to protest police violence as part of the country’s largest civil rights movement in decades. In response, state lawmakers passed several bills meant to increase police transparency and accountability.Two years later, the political atmosphere is very different. Politicians in both major political parties are pledging to increase funding, resources, and support for police departments. Many are counting on law enforcement to be the answer to many of our state’s biggest problems like homelessness, mental health care, school disc...
2022-11-1036 minRights This WayHow the Air NY Students Breathe Harms Their EducationNew York students face many challenges to achieving academic success, but here’s one you might not be aware of: the air they breathe. A recent NYCLU analysis found that about one-third of New York’s students go to school near a major highway. The vast majority of those students are people of color. And it turns out that the pollution students breathe has a major impact on their success and livelihood.In this episode, we discuss the problem of highway pollution near schools as well as legislation designed to help stop it with Johanna Miller, Dire...
2022-10-2725 minRights This WayThe Truth About Bail ReformToday, we talk about the regressive criminal legal system rollbacks that were passed in April by state lawmakers. In 2019, the state passed laws that improved New York's bail, speedy trial, and discovery laws in ways that made our state fairer and helped reduce mass incarceration. But ever since then, these laws have been the target of a relentless, fear-driven backlash that continues to this day. We discuss these reforms, how they were rolled back in April and where we go from here with NYCLU Policy Council, Jared Trujillo, and NYCLU senior organizer Isabelle Leva.
2022-10-1334 minRights This WayWhat Does the Future Hold for Abortion Access in NY?This is our second episode on abortion rights and access in New York. In the first episode, we discussed a package of laws the state legislature passed in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision striking down Roe v. Wade. We also went into the effort to add an equal rights amendment to our state constitution and talked about efforts to fight hospital consolidation. Today, we talk about the future of the fight for abortion rights and access in New York and how we can win it with NYCLU Executive Director Donna Lieberman and NYCLU A...
2022-09-2929 minRights This WayWithout Roe, are Abortion Rights in Danger in NY?Welcome to Rights This Way, a new podcast by the New York Civil Liberties Union focused on the civil rights and liberties issues that impact New Yorkers the most.In today's episode, we discuss abortion rights in the wake of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade and nearly half of U.S. states moving to totally ban abortion. Access to abortion and other reproductive care was already nonexistent in many parts of the country – and even in New York, some people still struggle to get the care they need. After the leak...
2022-09-1536 min
Commissioner in a CarZoom with Czarny: Perry Grossman of NYCLUIn today's Zoom with Czarny I sit down with Perry Grossman of NYCLU. We talk NY Voting Rights Act and how it might change our electoral landscape. We also chat about the first day bills passed by NY Senate yesterday, Finally we touch on the Onondaga County redistricting process. Enjoy.
2022-01-111h 01
Ironweeds98 - Goofus and GallantNY nurses speak out against Cuomo’s lifting of the mask mandate, and two NY men have a very different take on acceptable mask wearing behavior. HBO is using unfair labor practices while filming in Troy, and looking only for NON UNION extras. The New York Civil Liberties Union is suing the city of Troy for our police department’s failure/refusal to release disciplinary records. And RIck Santorum’s racism has finally resulted in him being given the boot by CNN.
Troy given a 19th century NYC look for filming 'The Gilded Age' https://www.tim...
2021-05-241h 16
Commissioner in a CarZoom with Czarny: Perry Grossman of NYCLUWe close out 2020 with a return visit from my friend Perry Grossman of the New York Civil Liberties Union. He is the Senior Staff Attorney for the Voting Rights Project and is involved with many different election cases including school districts, reapportionment, and the census. He is also one of the top advocates for the John Lewis Voting Rights Act of NY. We have a great discussion about these cases and what is next in NY elections.
2020-12-3155 min
Not Your Average BS41. Educational Equity and Emerging Activism with Laura SmithHappy Monday! Welcome to our final episode of 2020. Today we have Laura Smith, a fellow podcaster and emerging activist to speak about educational equity and structural racism. Laura talks about coming from the UK to the US, being involved in the organization Action for Education Equity within the most segregated school district in the country (Rochester City School District), and working towards anti-racism.
Appetizer: Anti-Racist Baby
Mentioned: NYCLU Youth Activism, Danielle Ponder, Daniel Prude Protests, EdBuild Report on Segregated School Districts
Keep Up with Laura: Action for Education Equity FB, Action for Education...
2020-12-2850 min
Out Of The MarginsRealizing Police Free Schools in Rochester (Part 2)We conclude our episode on realizing police free schools in Rochester, NY by speaking directly with youth on the impact of #PoliceFreeSchools and organizers share what more needs to be done to create a positive school climate. Tune in to hear the conversation. Guests:Iman Abid, NYCLURicardo Adams, RCSD School Board MemberJennifer Banister, Center for Teen EmpowermentTali Beckwith, Teen Activist ProjectBeautiful Destiny Ford, RocResponderRosemary Rivera, Citizen Action New YorkRuth Turner, Former ...
2020-10-2327 minOut Of The MarginsRealizing Police Free Schools in Rochester (Part 1)AFF's Program Officer, Nyoka Acevedo, co-hosts this very special episode of Out Of The Margins along with Jaime Koppel of the Communities for Just Schools Fund. Together, they engage in a rich conversation with organizers in Rochester, NY who were successfully able to remove police from their schools. Tune in to learn about about their journey to #PoliceFreeSchools. Guests:Iman Abid, NYCLURicardo Adams, RCSD School Board MemberJennifer Banister, Center for Teen EmpowermentTali Beckwith, Teen Activist ProjectBeautiful Destiny Ford, RocResponderRosemary Rivera, Citizen Action New YorkRuth T...
2020-10-1454 min
Max PoliticsEpisode 253: Ensuring Voting Access By Monitoring Poll Sites, With Perry Grossman Of NYCLUEpisode 253: Ensuring Voting Access By Monitoring Poll Sites, With Perry Grossman Of NYCLU by Max Politics
2020-10-0822 min
Commissioner in a CarZoom With Czarny: Scotus Sunday with Perry GrossmanThis week's epsiode I sit down with my friend Perry Grossman of the NYCLU Democracy project. We talk about the converging crisis of the SCOTUS nomination of Amy Coney Barrett and the President's COVID diagnosis as well as apparent outbreak amongst the Snate GOP and how this might effect the nomination.
2020-10-0454 min
Social Justice: The new American revolutionThe Facts Speak for ThemselvesMike hosts with Jamal, Chris and Brian as they unpack an article from the NYCLU that looks inside the NYPD'S history of abuse. Chris provides an analysis of the data presented and concrete evidence supports the narrative of police brutality.
2020-09-181h 10
The Social Change DiariesNYCLU Executive Director, Donna Lieberman, on Civil Liberties and Our New NormalAt no point in recent history has civil rights been so loudly at the forefront of everyday life, in multiple ways. The tidal wave of shared trauma ushered in by the Covid-19 pandemic and the recent slew of racially motivated murders presents glaring questions and implications around civil rights and how this moment can be a springboard for true systemic change. As an expert in policies, laws and all facets of civil rights, Ms. Lieberman discusses the implications of this time period, how it relates to other historical moments in civil rights and the myriad of nuances that comprise t...
2020-09-1741 min
Making Space: A Diversity DialogueEpisode 11: Racial Profiling: Law Enforcement PerspectiveMaking Space: A Diversity Dialogue is a biweekly podcast where we'll have questions answered about socially sensitive topics while creating lasting relationships with diverse people. Episodes include things like discussing the words behind the letters LGBTQ+ to psychological and physical disabilities. For suggested questions for topics or more information about the podcast, message the radio station where we're based @100.7 ThePlanet on Facebook. For updates on the show and behind the scenes, follow our network socials.Twitter- @theplanet1007Insta- @theplanet100.7Links from this week's discussion:“Racial Profiling in America” by D...
2020-08-0558 min
Tarleton Radio NetworkMaking Space Episode 11: Racial Profiling: Law Enforcement PerspectiveMaking Space: A Diversity Dialogue is a biweekly podcast where we'll have questions answered about socially sensitive topics while creating lasting relationships with diverse people. Episodes include things like discussing the words behind the letters LGBTQ+ to psychological and physical disabilities. For suggested questions for topics or more information about the podcast, message the radio station where we're based @100.7 ThePlanet on Facebook. For updates on the show and behind the scenes, follow our network socials.Twitter- @theplanet1007Insta- @theplanet100.7Links from this week's discussion:“Racial Profiling in America” by D...
2020-08-0558 min
CaveatHuawei statements are not as strong as before.Dave's got the story of a school district in hot water over facial recognition issues, Ben has the story of protesters being tracked via their mobile devices, and later in the show our conversation with Shannon Vavra with CyberScoop on her recent article, "Huawei execs admit they don't know whether their tech is used for surveillance."While this show covers legal topics, and Ben is a lawyer, the views expressed do not constitute legal advice. For official legal advice on any of the topics we cover, please contact your attorney. Links to stories:A...
2020-07-0838 min
Commissioner in a CarPerry Grossman of NYCLUIn this episode I sit down with NYCLU lead litigator in the Voting rights Project Perry Grossman. We talk about redistricting in NYS and Onondaga County, school district elections, and the NY Voting Rights Act. We are also joined by local ACLU chapter head Yusuf Abdul Qadir.
2020-06-191h 10
The Spark File with Susan Blackwell and Laura CamienMakers: Donna Lieberman: NYCLU and The Protection of Neutral PrinciplesThis week, Susan and Laura talk with Donna Lieberman from the NYCLU. If there ever were a time to understand the important work of this tireless woman and this incredible organization, its now. Fighting for the neutral principles we believe in -- freedom of speech, right to peaceful protest and so much more -- the ACLU and the NYCLU are the angels protecting our inalienable rights. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2020-06-041h 28
The Wine & Chisme PodcastSexuality and Culture ChismeWine: Adalina Bodegas Verdejo 2018 from SpainThe Verdejo grapes are generally harvested at night and the wines are fermented in stainless steel tanks and bottled without aging so the wine is crisp and dry - just how I like it!BIO:Yael R Rosenstock Gonzalez is the founder of Kaleidoscope Vibrations, LLC, a company dedicated to supporting and creating spaces for individuals to explore and find community in their personal identities. As a queer, polyamorous, white-presenting Nuyorican Jew, Yael has always been interested in understanding the multi-level experiences of individuals. Through her company...
2020-05-201h 08
WTP (We The Parents)We The Parents- Solutions not suspensionsWere joined by Toni Smith-Thompson from NYCLU to talk about suspension issues, the letter to the state ed commissioner
2020-04-2458 min
The Radical BureaucratS2:E2--Toni Smith-Thompson of NYCLUSam and Abram chat with Toni Smith-Thompson, who is working from her NYC apartment as a Community Organizer for the NY Civil Liberties Union (NY State branch of the ACLU). The lockdown won't stop the movement, because we move from a place of purpose. There will be change, mistakes, losses, and grief (which we must take time to process), but there is also our purpose. The decisions we make, the leaders we become at this time of crisis, and the ways that we take action to live out our values—these are the stories our grandchildren will tell about us.
2020-03-1732 min
KaLee VisionBloomberg : Un Milliardaire Sauvage Apparaît ! - Le Point sur les Primaires DémocratesUn nouveau compétiteur entre dans l'arène : Le milliardaire Mike Bloomberg
Magnat des médias, fondateur et patron du groupe de presse financière Bloomberg LP, 9ème fortune mondiale (entre Zuckerberg et Larry Page) avec 60 milliards de dollars, Ancien maire républicain de New York pendant 12 ans... Michael Bloomberg vient d'acheter sa place parmi les candidats du parti démocrate à l'éléction présidentielle.
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2020-02-2707 min
Sssh! PeriodsShoulder StrapsFresh off our win on NPR's Student Podcast Challenge, the girls take the stage at NYCLU's Centennial Celebration to talk about the pink tax, period poverty, and how to stay in dress code while still feeling yourself for prom. Support the show
2019-10-1610 min
Chumbology: A Chumbawamba Anthology PodcastEpisode #3: Commercial BreakHere come Dan and Teddy, jawing on about the third track on Chumbawamba's debut album, which very pointedly addresses racism! Also: seltzer, my one indulgence; the death of satire; #BlackLivesMatter; Tub on a Thump; gaining a tactical advantage on racist family members this Christmas. Check out the track we discuss here: https://chumbawamba.bandcamp.com/track/commercial-breakFor more about Black Lives Matter, visit: blacklivesmatter.com Statistics on Stop & Frisk: https://www.nyclu.org/en/issues/racial-justice/stop-and-frisk and https://www.prisonpolicy.org/reports/stopandfrisk.htmlFollow us on Twitter (@chumbologyrocks) or...
2019-09-2544 min
Miranda WarningsMiranda Warnings | The Fight for Reproductive Rights & The Reproductive Health Act | Katharine BoddeKatharine Bodde, Senior Policy Counsel at the NYCLU discusses the recent mixed decision by the Supreme Court in the Box v. Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky and why the renewed assault on abortion has come to the forefront once again.
She closes by discussing the history of abortion in New York State and how the Reproductive Health Act, which was signed into law in January 2019, substantially changes abortion in the state.
Miranda Warnings is hosted by NYSBA's 118th President, David Miranda.
2019-06-0231 min
Keeping Relevant With Ronnie EldridgeNorman Siegel: Declaration17.comNorman Siegel, attorney for the defense of civil rights and civil liberties, NYCLU former director, who reads the Constitution aloud, 7/4 in NY's parks, discusses the current administration, commenting "the Constitution, you should try it sometime."
2019-05-0900 minKeeping Relevant With Ronnie EldridgeConversation with Donna Lieberman: NYCLUDonna Lieberman heads the New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU); its mission is to "defend and protect" fundamental principles and values, and New Yorkers "inalienable rights that cannot be taken away by government or by majority vote." Despite threats, NYCLU is succeeding.
2019-03-1400 min
i want what SHE has#54 Lea Garnier (Sage Academy of Sound Energy) / Dee Solin (Magic Palette) "The Magic of Sound and Color"Hello People!! Girls will be girls Talking and DOING a lot!
We are giving a shout out to the film "No Choice" by Bill Moyers, it is screening here in NY at Upstate Films followed by a panel talk with these amazing humans: Ruth-Ellen Blodgett, President and CEO of Planned Parenthood of the Mid-Hudson Valley; Robin Marty, author of Handbook for a Post-Roe America; and Susan Wong of the NYCLU.
Lea Garnier is our first guest today. Lea has worked in the healing arts for over 20 years and is an accomplished practitioner in this field...
2019-01-301h 58
Pod Save the PeoplePeople Built ThisDeRay, Sam, Clint, and Brittany talk about the assassination of Marielle Franco, charging low-income college students to stay on campus during breaks, public officials who profit off of prison nutrition systems, and the Austin bombings. Irma Solis from NYCLU and Stephanie Gibbs of Safe Passage Project join to help us understand how the DOJ, ICE and local police are violating due process of immigrant children every day. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
2018-03-2056 min
GIMMETINNITUSBeech Creeps - Suntan ManBeech Creeps - Suntan Man
The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
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2017-07-2202 min
GIMMETINNITUSGrooms - AmbGrooms - Amb
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
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2017-07-2201 min
GIMMETINNITUSGhost Funk Orchestra - Boney BaileGhost Funk Orchestra - Boney Baile
The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
Digital: https://gimmetinnitus.bandcamp.com/album/the-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape
Physical: https://mirroruniversetapes.bandcamp.com/album/mu-gt01-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape-nyclu-benefit
2017-07-2202 min
GIMMETINNITUSAlien Trilogy - BarlowAlien Trilogy - Barlow
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
Digital: https://gimmetinnitus.bandcamp.com/album/the-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape
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2017-07-2201 min
GIMMETINNITUSMulticult - S Curve (alternate)Multicult - S Curve (alternate)
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
Digital: https://gimmetinnitus.bandcamp.com/album/the-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape
Physical: https://mirroruniversetapes.bandcamp.com/album/mu-gt01-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape-nyclu-benefit
2017-07-2203 min
GIMMETINNITUSHigh Desert - Together (High Desert Remix)High Desert - Together (High Desert Remix)
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
Digital: https://gimmetinnitus.bandcamp.com/album/the-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape
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2017-07-2204 min
GIMMETINNITUSThick - Life (Practice Space Recording)Thick - Life
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
Digital: https://gimmetinnitus.bandcamp.com/album/the-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape
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2017-07-2202 min
GIMMETINNITUSThink Tank - Company PartyThink Tank - Company Party
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
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2017-07-2201 min
GIMMETINNITUSAntimagic - Just Like A Magic BulletAntimagic - Just Like A Magic Bullet
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
Digital: https://gimmetinnitus.bandcamp.com/album/the-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape
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2017-07-2206 min
GIMMETINNITUSThe Mad Doctors - Lord Of GarbageThe Mad Doctors - Lord Of Garbage
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
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2017-07-2203 min
GIMMETINNITUSBbigpigg - Party DogsBbigpigg - Party Dogs
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
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2017-07-2202 min
GIMMETINNITUSWimps - DT'sWimps - DT's
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
Digital: https://gimmetinnitus.bandcamp.com/album/the-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape
Physical: https://mirroruniversetapes.bandcamp.com/album/mu-gt01-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape-nyclu-benefit
2017-07-2201 min
GIMMETINNITUSHuman People - CellHuman People - Cell
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
Digital: https://gimmetinnitus.bandcamp.com/album/the-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape
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2017-07-2202 min
GIMMETINNITUSVomitface - Never Make ItVomitface - Never Make It
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
Digital: https://gimmetinnitus.bandcamp.com/album/the-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape
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2017-07-2203 min
GIMMETINNITUSFraidycat - More TeethFraidycat - More Teeth
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
Digital: https://gimmetinnitus.bandcamp.com/album/the-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape
Physical: https://mirroruniversetapes.bandcamp.com/album/mu-gt01-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape-nyclu-benefit
2017-06-2902 min
GIMMETINNITUSParlor Walls - The KeyParlor Walls - The Key
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
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2017-06-2902 min
GIMMETINNITUSSleepies - SquishedSleepies - Squished
From The GIMME TINNITUS Mirror Universe 2017 Mixtape, an NYCLU Benefit Compilation
Digital: https://gimmetinnitus.bandcamp.com/album/the-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape
Physical: https://mirroruniversetapes.bandcamp.com/album/mu-gt01-gimme-tinnitus-mirror-universe-2017-mixtape-nyclu-benefit
2017-06-2904 min
Laura Flanders and Friends: Solutions-Focused Progressive Perspectives on Politics, News, and CultureMaking the Police CountWith the Trump administration embracing private prisons, and a crackdown on all crimes, how police departments operate will come under scrutiny. We treasure what we measure so why do police metrics count captures and kills but not conflicts resolved? Could a change in metrics change police practice? And is "progressive policing" an oxymoron with no place in a radical agenda?
Laura sits down with Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, NYCLU Executive Director Donna Lieberman, and Professor Emerita Judi Komaki to discuss lowered crime rates, a decline in Stop and Frisk policing, and changing practices around dr...
2017-03-0225 min
Workers Independent NewsWIN Labor Report Audio: October 25, 2016CTA: Trump Is Result Of GOP Putting Party Over Country
NYCLU Suing To Overturn 'Racist, Unconstitutional' Farmworker Law
PA University Faculty Has Tentative Deal Ending Strike
2016-10-2402 minKeeping Relevant With Ronnie EldridgeDonna Lieberman: New York Civil Liberties UnionThe New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU), headed by Donna Lieberman, is a not-for-profit, nonpartisan organization, promoting and defending basic principles and values: freedom of speech and religion, the right to privacy, and to due process of law.
2016-02-1700 min
FuseBox Radio BroadcastFuseBox Radio Broadcast w/ DJ Fusion & Jon Judah #303 – May 9, 2012This is the latest episode of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast with DJ Fusion & Jon Judah for the week of May 9, 2012 with some new and classic Hip-Hop & Soul Music, news and commentary.Our commentary this week touched base on the sad & unexpected passing of Hip-Hop MC, director, songwriter & activist Adam Yauch (a.k.a MCA of the Beastie Boys) (RIP), the NYCLU's report about the utter discrimination against people of Color and ineffectiveness of the NYPD's "Stop & Frisk" programs, U.S. President Barack Obama's recent comments on gay marriage, folks in Japan literally making a Robo-Booty...
2012-05-133h 11
DEMTVDemTV | Episode 4, Season 2 | 1.1.09 | SPECIAL VIRTUAL NEW YEAR'S EDITION!!SPECIAL VIRTUAL NEW YEAR'S EDITION!! In this week's news: Boycotting the South, the Economic Recession hits Ann Arbor, and as the ball drops, a look back.With news of Governor Granholm, NYCLU, Hamsters, the Auto Industry, and the Detroit Lions.Happy New Year!Read our blog!! http://umichdems.com/blog/Download our podcast. Search "DEMTV" in the iTunes music store, or use this link: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=272613366Tags: university michigan college democrats politics news economy campaign election 08 barack obama jennifer granholm holland kalamazoo...
2009-01-0300 minKeeping Relevant With Ronnie EldridgeDonna LiebermanRonnie is joined by Donna Lieberman, Executive Director of the New York Civil Liberties Union. Under Ms. Lieberman's leadership the NYCLU has experienced a resurgence in its role as the state's leading voice for freedom, justice and equality.
2007-10-1000 min