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Do You Love Me?

January 1, 2021

They may not have soul, but they've definitely got moves. The Boston Dynamics menagerie lightens up the New Year.

What $1.7 Trillion in Student Debt Looks Like

January 1, 2021

More than other mind-blowing sums. More than $1 million per day since the birth of Jesus.

Bernie Sanders Slams Mitch McConnell On $2,000 Stimulus Checks

January 1, 2021

Bernie Sanders says "socialism for the rich" is Amazon, owned by Jeff Bezos, the richest man on Earth, paying no taxes and getting millions of dollars in rebates.

The 2020 Song - A Year In Review We Didn't Start The Fire Parody

January 1, 2021

It's been an extremely rough year. We deserve a review in song that doesn't bring us down.

All the Ways Georgia Is Suppressing the Vote

January 1, 2021

Georgia voters are still being suppressed. But who will take home the prize for most suppressed? Roy Wood Jr. and Desi Lydic host America’s Got Suppression to find out. #DailyShow #RoyWoodJr #DesiLydic

January 1, 2021

Seven Reasons Why We Need a Major Federal Direct Job Creation Program, ASAP

Frank Stricker National Jobs for All Network

There is work to do—and people who want to work.

January 1, 2021

Friday Nite Videos | January 1, 2021

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All the Ways Georgia Is Suppressing the Vote. The 2020 Song - A Year in Review | We Didn't Start the Fire Parody. Bernie Sanders Slams Mitch McConnell on $2,000 Stimulus Checks. What $1.7 Trillion in Student Debt Looks Like. Do You Love Me?

September 30, 2018

What Tesla’s Union-busting Trial Means For The Rest Of Silicon Valley

Elizabeth Lopatto The Verge

Tech has resisted unionization for decades — will that change?

September 30, 2018

Murphy Brown Is Back and Ready to Take On Donald Trump

Jen Chaney New York Magazine

Unlike the most recent Roseanne, which was a largely political series that frequently tried to bill itself as something other than that, Murphy Brown declares its intentions to challenge the current Republican Establishment.

September 30, 2018

About Last Night: How HBCU Students are Addressing Sexual Assault on Campus

Kyla Wright, Amos Jackson, Evette Dionne, Eryn Ashleigh Mathewson RadioProject.org

Last year, student protests at some HCBUs aimed to highlight inadequacies in the way sexual assault and rape cases are handled. Students at HCBUs tend to under report sexual violence and they’re often not included in national conversations about it.