ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On the show this week, Cayden is joined by Sandra Tamari, Executive Director of Adalah Justice Project, and Ramah Kudaimi, who is the Director of Crescendo at the Action Center on Race and the Economy, to discuss their new research project, Genocide Gentry, which exposes the intimate links between war profiteers and many prominent educational, cultural, and other institutions across the US.
Then, investigative journalist Jen Byers joins to discuss her reporting on the criminal cases being brought against a movement journalist in the Pacific Northwest for covering anti-fascist activists.
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