Rachel Vindman thought she’d be a card-carrying member of the GOP forever, until President Trump called her husband a traitor. Microbiologist Jasmine Clark never dreamed of running for office, but then 2016 happened -- now she’s the first Black woman ever elected to represent her suburban district. A US Air Force Veteran turned economist, Amanda Weinstein used to listen to Focus on the Family and ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 157 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Crunchy moms and trad wife online content may seem innocent, but when you take a closer look, you start to see evidence of white-power ideology and conservative radicalization. So what happens when you go so far left that you end up alt-right? more
On college campuses across the country, Turning Point USA is radicalizing a new generation of conservative extremists in an attempt to mobilize young Republican voters and build an alt-right movement backed by billionaire donors and political insider... more
Across the country, conservatives are looking to overhaul K-12 public education with right-wing curriculums that contain misleading and inaccurate claims about slavery, racism, immigration, and LGBTQ+ history. more
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Loved getting to learn about Madame Press Secretary Corinne Jean-Pierre, her life, experiences in the White House in her own words.
Love, love the podcast! I’m a huge supporter of Red, Wine & Blue, a card carrying hater of Trump and his election denying cronies, and support democratic values and principles. That being said the only criticism I have is occasionally boomers are being lumped into groups that align with ultra conservative right. I and many of my friends are diehard Dems and support the young, as they are our next leaders. Many of us are mothers and now grandmothers helping to raise our grandchildren with these s... more
These women are to be roundly applauded, admired and supported for both their clear consciences and their every day actions to ensure the truth gets out and the lies are squashed.
great podcast
As a pediatrician, I am angered and saddened by the decision of Scholastic to segregate books and further marginalize BIPOC and LGBTQ children and families. They are capitulating to the tyranny of the minority and normalizing it. Please call Scholastic CEO Peter Warwick at 212-343-6330 and tell him to stop segregating books and marginalizing children.
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