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Replay: Jerlene Tatum: Entrepreneur, Community Advocate, And Mom

2 years ago Feature, The Palacio Podcast
Jerlene Tatum

PalacioMagazine.com will be shutting down in mid-December 2020. Over the next few weeks, we will be spotlighting past stories. Jerlene Tatum grabbed the attention recently of palaciomagazine.com with her Facebook live commentaries outside the Long Beach Unified School District Board meetings. She would be sitting outdoors with her mask, on a chair, with laptop on her lap providing a running commentary…

PBS NewsHour

What’s Behind Racial Disparities in American Policing — And How to Solve Them

3 years ago PBS NewsHour

“Widespread protests over George Floyd’s death and the treatment of black Americans by police more broadly have dominated the U.S. in recent days. For analysis of the issues at the heart of the unrest, Amna Nawaz talks to Art Acevedo, Houston’s chief of police, Tracey Meares, professor and founder of the Justice Collaboratory at Yale…

Democracy Now!

“Supreme Inequality”: Author Adam Cohen on the Supreme Court’s 50-Year Battle Against Justice

3 years ago Democracy Now

“The makeup of the U.S. Supreme Court has come under intense criticism in recent years after two Trump-nominated justices joined the bench. Senate Republicans confirmed Neil Gorsuch in 2017 after having refused to consider President Barack Obama’s nominee in his final year in office, and they confirmed Brett Kavanaugh a year later despite multiple allegations…

PBS NewsHour

Globally, People Are Taking Their Discontent to The Streets

3 years ago PBS NewsHour

“While mass demonstrations against the government have rocked Hong Kong for months, protests in Iraq and Lebanon have unseated respective governments. People in Barcelona, Haiti, and Chile have also taken to the streets with their demands. Vali Nasr, a former State Department advisor and professor at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies joins Hari…

Democracy Now!

“They Are Not the Central Park 5”: Ava DuVernay’s Series on an Injustice

4 years ago Democracy Now

“We spend the hour with Ava DuVernay, whose damning new four-part television series “When They See Us” tells the story of five teenagers of color from Harlem—four African-American and one Latino—who were wrongfully accused and convicted of raping and nearly killing a white woman out for a jog in New York City’s Central Park. The…

Palacio Podcast

Melissa Morgan: A Biracial Black Woman Fighting for Diversity and Justice

4 years ago Feature, The Palacio Podcast

Melissa Morgan is an old friend of ours (Antonio Ruiz and Sumire Gant). We all worked together back in the mid-2000s on a project called ArtPeace. The project’s goal was to use art as a tool for young people to create and talk about Peace in their communities. Melissa currently works as a marketing manager…

PBS NewsHour

Newark Youth Court gives juvenile offenders a jury of their peers

4 years ago PBS NewsHour

“How should efforts to implement criminal justice reform handle minor offenses committed by juveniles? Officials in Newark, New Jersey, are trying a new approach: municipal courts, public schools, and police have aligned to develop an alternative sentencing program for teenagers: Newark Youth Court. This NewsHour Shares is provided by 12-year-old Yasmeena Sharif for our Student…

The Palacio Podcast

Alex Norman: The Struggle for Justice and Freedom is Forever

5 years ago Feature, The Palacio Podcast
Alex Norman

Alex Norman, Professor Emeritus of Social Welfare at the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs, knows more than many the injustices of this country’s history. Born in Atlanta, Georgia in 1931, Alex Norman was a social justice teacher and activist long before he discovered that he was two generations out of slavery. His grandparents on…

TEDx

TEDxYouth Presents “The Courage to be Seen” by Keneisha Charles

5 years ago TEDx

“Diversity is not a new concept, however, we still continually struggle to acknowledge it in ways that are respectful and empowering to all. It is only through the sharing of stories, genuine representation, and the pursuit of education that we will truly bridge the gaps between us and thrive not in spite of our diversity,…

The Palacio Podcast

Christine Petit: Fighting for Social Justice and Equity in the Worst of Times

5 years ago Feature, The Palacio Podcast
Christine Petit

Dr. Christine Petit, Executive Director of Long Beach Forward, knows this is the worst of times for low-income communities of color and immigrants. “It also presents a lot of opportunities as a community organizer to have conversations…people are more aware of what is happening and how it impacts them personally and really looking for solutions…

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