Social Justice
Discover key takeaways from 24 podcast episodes about this topic.
Jesse Jackson Fought for Justice at Home & Abroad: Juan González & Bishop William Barber
Reverend Jesse Jackson's legacy is defined by his pioneering presidential campaigns, international diplomacy, and a relentless commitment to uniting diverse groups for economic and social justice, fundamentally reshaping American politics and global human rights advocacy.
Rev. Jesse Jackson, Towering Icon Of Civil Rights, Dies At 84
This episode honors the monumental legacy of Reverend Jesse Jackson, detailing his profound impact on civil rights, economic empowerment, and American politics, from his early days with Dr. King to his global diplomatic efforts.
Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr.
This episode offers a comprehensive tribute to Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr., detailing his profound impact on civil rights, economic justice, and American politics through personal anecdotes and historical analysis from over 20 guests.
Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr.
This episode commemorates the unparalleled life and enduring legacy of Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr., highlighting his transformative impact on American politics, civil rights, economic justice, and international diplomacy.
"Keep Hope Alive": Remembering Rev. Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Icon Who Twice Ran for President
This episode commemorates the life and enduring legacy of Reverend Jesse Jackson, a pivotal civil rights leader, two-time presidential candidate, and advocate for justice and equality.
Bishop William Barber | Love Forward Together Mass People’s Assembly | Repairers Of The Breach
Reverend William Barber's 'Love Forward Together' march mobilizes thousands in North Carolina to counter voter suppression and demand a proactive vision for justice, emphasizing collective action and persistent love over despair.
Bishop William Barber | Love Forward Together Mass People’s Assembly | Repairers Of The Breach
Reverend William Barber leads a multi-day 'Love Forward Together' march and rally in North Carolina, mobilizing diverse communities against voter suppression and advocating for a proactive vision of justice and equity.
LIVE! Love Forward Together Mass People’s Assembly & Moral March Mobilization In Raleigh, NC
Thousands marched across North Carolina in the 'This Is Our Selma' movement, led by Reverend William Barber, to combat gerrymandering, voter suppression, and advocate for a proactive, love-driven vision of social and economic justice.
NC Mom Sues Hospital For Negligence. Black NFL Coaches Win Major Ruling. Drug Test Scandal Exposed
A deep dive into a North Carolina mother's lawsuit against a hospital for alleged baby swapping, the systemic criminalization of pregnant mothers via flawed drug tests, and major legal victories against the NFL and political figures challenging racial discrimination and white nationalism.
Love Forward Together March. 75-Year-Old Black Man Faces Execution. Trump STD Grant Funding Cut.
This episode details critical social justice movements, controversial political actions, and offers a strategic blueprint for black communities to build political power and combat voter suppression.
Love Forward Together Mass People’s Assembly & Moral March Mobilization | Day 2
Participants in the "Love Forward Together" march mobilize for a second day, emphasizing unity, love, and persistence in their fight for justice, voting rights, and social equality against perceived systemic injustices.
Love Forward Together Mass People’s Assembly & Moral March Mobilization | Day 2
This episode documents Day 2 of the 'Love Forward Together' march in rural North Carolina, a mobilization against voter disenfranchisement and redistricting, emphasizing community unity and persistent activism.
Fifty Shades of Fascism
This episode dissects the hypocrisy of mega-churches and political figures, linking religious rhetoric to authoritarianism and the cover-up of elite pedophile rings, while also examining the complexities of progressive policy and cross-ideological alliances.
Should America Intervene in Iran? A Surprising Conversation
The Young Turks host and guests Cornell and Anahita Mahavi West debate the complex question of how to support the oppressed Iranian people without falling into the trap of harmful foreign intervention or ideological blind spots.
TRUMP POSTS OBAMA AS MONKEY; AIPAC IN SHAMBLES AFTER DEM TEA PARTY WIN; MAN SNUCK INTO EPSTEIN CELL!
A progressive 'Democratic Tea Party' gains momentum with a key victory, while Trump faces backlash for a racist Obama post and new Epstein file revelations expose a web of elite corruption and potential election interference.
PBS News Hour full episode, Feb. 5, 2026
This episode of PBS NewsHour reports on critical current events including shifting public opinion on ICE, a major measles outbreak in South Carolina, the resurgence of 'zombie mortgages' from the 2008 crisis, the escalating famine in Sudan, and the complex challenges of rehabilitating sex workers in India.
Marianne Williamson: There Is NO Justifying Trump | The Bulwark Podcast
Marianne Williamson offers a sharp critique of the Democratic Party's elite, arguing their detachment from economic suffering and moral principles paved the way for current political dysfunction, and advocates for a 'spiritual' re-engagement with foundational American values.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CAM'RON, JAMES HARDEN TO THE CAVS & MA$E EXPLAINS HIS VIRAL VIDEO DURING CHURCH!
This episode breaks down the strategic implications of major NBA trades, the transformative impact of NIL on college football, and the evolving role of athletes in social activism.
What Dr. King Was Really Fighting For. Faith, Power, and the Cost of Truth.
This episode reclaims Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s radical legacy, highlighting his fight against the 'triple evils' of racism, capitalism, and militarism, and advocating for sustained, strategic nonviolent action against systemic injustice.
Government Shuts Down. Chicago Mayor Puts Ice On Notice. Democrats Gain in Texas.
This episode breaks down a federal government shutdown, Chicago's challenge to ICE, a New York Times report on disproportionate job losses for Black women, the termination of TPS for Haitians, and key moments from the Grammy Awards.
BREAKING: Judge DENIES Minnesota's Request to REMOVE ICE | LIVE Minneapolis ICE Protests
Minneapolis activists protest ICE operations, demanding an eviction moratorium and the abolition of ICE, while a federal judge denies Minnesota's request to remove federal agents and ICE expands its power to arrest without warrants.
🚨 THIS WILL F*CKING RADICALIZE YOU.. 🚨🚨🚨
This episode aggressively exposes alleged widespread media manipulation, false narratives, and selective outrage across various political and social issues, arguing that mainstream journalism actively misleads the public to control opinions.
LIVE STOP TRUMP’S ICE TERROR GENERAL STRIKE MARCH | LIVE From Chicago
Activists in Chicago rallied against ICE, calling for a general strike to protect immigrants and expressing solidarity with the Palestinian struggle, framing both as fights against state-sponsored oppression.
LIVE GET TRUMP'S ICE OUT of Minnesota Protest | LIVE in Minneapolis
Minnesotans rallied in Minneapolis to protest ICE operations, asserting their collective duty to protect immigrant neighbors against perceived government overreach and the criminalization of community care.