SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
This week, we're joined by Amanda Litman, the co-founder of Run for Something, to talk about how a new generation of younger Democrats who have come to age in an era of right-wing extremism are getting national attention for standing up and fighting back--and offering a model for defending their values and their communities that their older colleagues could emulate.
Then Sabrina Talukder, Director of the Women’s Initiative at the Center for American Progress, helps us understand how an activist Trump judge hand-picked by a religious-right litigation group has seized the power to regulate abortion drugs from the FDA--and tells us where the case could go from here.
Playlist
- Wet Leg: "Wet Dream"
- Leon Bridges: "Smooth Sailin'"
- Wu-Tang Clan: "C.R.E.A.M."
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Estados Unidos da América
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