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S07 E11: We Are Still The Majority: A Post-Election Conversation

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By Portia White, Tara Murray Verified, Kanya Bennett, Eden Shiferaw
| The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
Episode Transcript Kanya Bennett Welcome to Pod for the Cause, the official podcast of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, and The Leadership Conference Education Fund where we take on the critical civil and human rights issues of our day. I’m your host, Kanya Bennett, coming to you from our nation’s capital, Washington D. C. The recent election has brought significant changes to America’s political landscape, and for many, the road ahead feels scary and uncertain.
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Juneteenth Reflections: Revisiting Reparations

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By Kanya Bennett
| The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
By Kanya Bennett Last year, with the Juneteenth holiday in its infancy, I hosted a dynamic and engaging conversation on Pod for the Cause. The podcast guests were Keenan Keller of the U.S. House Judiciary Committee, Jeffery Robinson of The Who We Are Project, and of Where Is My Land. And the topic was reparations. In the 12 months since we talked, the movement for reparations for Black Americans has become mainstream.
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S7 E7: Music and the Movement

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By Si Kahn, Russell Armstrong, Kanya Bennett, Kevin Cannady
| The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
Episode Transcript Kanya Bennett Welcome to Pod for the Cause, the official podcast of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, and the Leadership Conference Education Fund, where we take on the critical civil and human rights issues of our day. I’m your host, Kanya Bennett, coming to you from our nation’s capital, Washington, DC, where it is hot and humid, and officially summer this June. It is also a month of awareness for several civil rights causes and constituencies.
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