Democracy dies when the Fourth Estate complies

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Fighting The Power is a radio/Podcast featuring independent journalists resisting Trump's authoritarian rule. We highlight efforts to restore democracy and confront Project 2025, which aims to reduce civil liberties.

Our panelists include:

·       LaNita Duke: Award-winning multimedia producer for Grassroots News Northwest.

·       Dianne Johnson: Professor and journalist specializing in political journalism and the Arts.

·       Althea Billings: Journalist and radio producer covering Politics and National News.

·       Rev. Cecil Prescod: Talk show host focusing on social and political issues.

·       Nia Gray: Civil rights advocate from Pittsburgh.

·       Mary Li: Pacific Northwest bureaucrat focused on public policy and governance.

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Democracy dies when the Fourth Estate complies

·       These are the voices on this edition of Fighting the Power:

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·       Democracy suffers when the media complies with anti-democratic forces. Legacy media is failing to fact-check Trump's power grab and his dismantling of the Federal Government for billionaire tax breaks. Reliable news sources are more important than ever for accurate reporting. Fighting the Power explores these issues.

·       These shifts in media consumption reflect a broader trend of disillusionment with traditional sources of information. As trust in legacy media wanes, people are seeking out alternative narratives that resonate with their experiences and values. This grassroots movement is redefining the landscape of news and information, emphasizing authenticity, accountability, and community engagement.

·       Resistance Radio exemplifies this shift, providing a platform for diverse voices and perspectives that are often marginalized in mainstream discourse. By leveraging the power of social media and digital tools, these new media pioneers are fostering a more inclusive and participatory form of journalism. They are challenging the status quo and holding those in power accountable, all while empowering individuals to take an active role in shaping the narratives that define their world.

·       In this evolving media ecosystem, the role of the consumer is more crucial than ever. Supporting independent and grassroots journalism is not just a passive act of consumption but a deliberate choice to uphold the principles of truth and justice. As more people tune in to these new voices, the collective power of informed and engaged citizens can drive meaningful change and counteract the forces that seek to undermine democracy.

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