Remaining stunningly on brand, Donald Trump still refuses to concede that he lost the election, while his administration signals its intention not to relinquish power.
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People with disabilities have loudly pointed out the ways our society and our healthcare system are made inaccessible to them. The COVID-19 pandemic has laid bare the cruelty of these systemic exclusions and injustices, and we can no longer ignore the fact that denying disabled rights means denying human rights.
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American voters doubled down in 2020 on white supremacy ruling from the White House. We talk about why the election was so close and whether the Democratic Party's insistence on courting right-leaning white voters instead of leftist voters was the right strategy.
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It's Election Day 2020 on Burn It Down! We’ll be looking at the unexpectedly interesting mayoral race in Portland, plus crucial races in Arizona and how the Latinx vote could shift tonight’s outcome.
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In our final First Nations Friday, we discuss the ongoing protests at Trump's U.S./Mexico border wall, where Indigenous communities call for an end to colonial borders. We also have a special announcement about a new show coming to The Real News Network!
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Scott helped author legislation banning no-knock warrants, known as "Breonna's Law."
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As Christopher Columbus statues come down across the U.S., and his legacy is being reevaluated, the real story must be told. We talk about how Columbus’ actions continue to impact Indigenous, Black and Brown communities today through genocide and colonization, and what we can do to fix it.
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