Revisiting 2020: Racial Justice & American PoliticsTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 1502
Jan 1, 2021 • 1h 45m
In the first hour, we revisit topics around racial justice. We hear from participants of the 2020 March on Washington, why Black women face such high rates of police violence, and what white people need to know for this moment in history. In the second hour, we revisit stories regarding American politics, like RBG's legacy, a group that encouraged voting on Native American reservations, and swing states.

Voices from the March
Voices from the MarchJan 1, 202117mVoices from the March on Washington 2020
Voices from the March on Washington 2020
Black Women and Police Violence
Black Women and Police ViolenceJan 1, 202118mBlack Women in the US Are More Vulnerable to Police Violence
Black Women in the US Are More Vulnerable to Police Violence
What Whites Need to Know
What Whites Need to KnowJan 1, 202118mHow to Be Helpful in the Fight for Racial Equality
How to Be Helpful in the Fight for Racial Equality
RBG Legacy
RBG LegacyJan 1, 202117mFrom Consensus Builder to Famous Dissenter, a Look at RBG’s Legacy
From Consensus Builder to Famous Dissenter, a Look at RBG’s Legacy
Reservation Voting
Reservation VotingJan 1, 202117mNative Americans Face Huge Obstacles to Cast a Ballot
Native Americans Face Huge Obstacles to Cast a Ballot
Swing States
Swing StatesJan 1, 202118mHow Swing States Came to Be and Why They Decide the President of the United States
How Swing States Came to Be and Why They Decide the President of the United States
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