Ep. 14: Women’s History Month: Power, Purpose and Leadership
In recognition of Women’s History Month, Apathy Is Not an Option sits down with Karen Baynes-Dunning, the first Black woman to serve as board chair of the Southern Poverty Law Center. Baynes-Dunning shares the lessons she learned from the women who inspired her, the challenges of leading in spaces …
Ep. 15: Afrofuturism in Action: Reimagining a Future Where Black Communities Thrive
What does it take to build a future where Black communities not only survive, but thrive? Walter Greason and Reynaldo Anderson join Apathy Is Not an Option to explore how Afrofuturism helps us reimagine what’s possible and how it intersects with the Southern Poverty Law Center’s work to advance rac…
Ep. 16: Fair Housing in America: From Redlining to Accountability
April is Fair Housing Month — a time to reflect on what it really takes to achieve housing justice. In this episode of Apathy Is Not an Option, host Alex Beightol is joined by Teresa Fox-Bettis, a regional fair housing expert based in the Gulf Coast, and Richard Rothstein, a nationally recognized h…
Why Elder Millennials Love Backrooms with Mark Pagán
Why does a 20 year old director have us so excited for the future of filmmaking? Mark Pagán joins Anita to discuss Kane Parsons’ surprising rise to fame, the fun of seeing a horror movie at 9am, our least favorite thing about MRI machines, and why Backrooms stuck with us long after the movie ended.…
Ep. 17: Protect Sapelo. Defend Our Legacy.
What does it take to protect a community from being pushed off its own land? This week on Apathy Is Not an Option, Sapelo Island advocate Josiah “Jazz” Watts joins attorneys from the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Economic Justice litigation team to break down the fight to preserve one of the last i…
Ep. 18: Looking Back and Moving Forward for America’s 250th
The United States’ 250th year is a time for celebrating, reflecting and looking ahead to envision the nation’s next milestones. Apathy Is Not an Option talks to the SPLC’s Rivka Maizlish about how to honestly reckon with the past on this important occasion, with further insight from professor Carol…
Ep. 19: Hasan Kwame Jeffries on Reckoning With 250 Years of American History
An expert in confronting “hard history,” professor Hasan Kwame Jeffries joins Apathy Is Not an Option for a conversation on the importance of engaging with the United States’ complete history — the good and the bad — during its 250th year. As the nation looks back on its past and imagines the futur…
Ep. 20: Uplifting Our Entrepreneurs During Black Business Month
Andre Perry, director of the Brookings Institution’s Center for Community Uplift, joins Apathy Is Not an Option during Black Business Month to highlight the importance of Black entrepreneurship. Beyond simply celebrating Black-owned businesses, Perry pushes us to understand the systems that will en…
Ep. 21: Supporting Florida’s Fight for Direct Democracy
The ballot initiative process can be used to pass laws when legislatures refuse to act, but in Florida, a new statute, HB 1205, is threatening the survival of this process — and the broader movement to protect U.S. democracy. Southern Poverty Law Center attorney Avner Shapiro and political science …
Ep. 22: Expanding Opportunity for Latino Communities
The president and CEO of the nation’s largest Latino civil rights and advocacy organization, Janet Murguía of UnidosUS, joins Apathy Is Not an Option during Hispanic Heritage Month for a critical conversation on empowering Latinos at a moment when their access to political and socioeconomic opportu…
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