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The Way with Anoa

The Way with Anoa is about forward-moving dialogue with good people doing good work. Anoa covers news, politics, and current events. She throws in a bit of pop culture to mix it up!

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38:59

Georgia Governors Race, Electability, and Race in...

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2018/07/14

Eric Robertson does a deep dive into Georgia Politics, particularly focusing on the race for Governor. Despite a recent poll showing Stacey Abrams leading her opponent by double digits in the primary, there are whispers of her not being "electable." While few will dare raise this concern in public, it made for an interesting conversation about race, politics, and Democrats organizing to win statewide. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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51:40

Eric Robertson on GA Progressive Coalition Building,...

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2018/07/14

Recently I sat down with Eric Robertson, Political Director of Teamsters Local 728 and a Vice President of Atlanta-North Georgia Labor Council. Eric and I discussed the 2018 Governor's race as well as some of the criticism and critique of candidate Stacey Abrams. Eric provided his thoughts on how best to build a winning coalition in the Peach State as we look toward the first Statewide for Democrats in over a decade. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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36:49

Dr. Robin on Whiteness, Fragility, and Engaging in...

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2018/07/14

I finally got a chance to sit down with Dr. Robin DiAngelo. We had a great conversation about white fragility, white supremacy, and addressing these issues within Progressive spaces. Dr. DiAngelo has been a diversity trainer and works on deconstructing white privilege and addressing white fragility. She has a solid piece called "My Class Didn't Trump My Race: Using Oppression to Face Privilege" that's worth checking out

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41:57

The Negro Subversive on Leftist Struggle with...

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2018/07/14

Victor Bradley, aka, The Negro Subversive about a poignant piece he wrote addressing leftist and the debate around identity politics. Victor is a writer, historian, social critic and Pan-African revolutionary theorist. Formerly a grad student-in-exile he will be beginning a doctorate in African history at NYU in the fall. Here is the piece we discussed https://thenegrosubversive.com/2017/07/06/why-leftists-should-shut-the-fuck-up-about-identity-politics/ Read more of his work

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57:19

Popularity v. Credibilty: Yoav Litvin Discusses...

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2018/07/14

On this edition of The Way, Anoa speaks with photographer and writer Yoav Litvin about the recent discussion concerning problematic liaisons and the need for critical thinking and critique in our media spaces. Yoav shared his motivation for writing on the topic of leftist or progressives should engage with those who currently or previously self-identified as being a member of the "alt-right." Anoa and Yoav also discuss the reaction to the critique of ideas, another form of freedom of

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1:13:51

Fred Hampton, Revolutionary Movement Building,...

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2018/07/14

Anoa digs into the idea of revolutionary movement building as well as reclaiming the mantle of social justice advocacy in progressive spaces. In the first interview of the evening, Anoa was joined by Masai Ehehosi of the Jericho Movement, Critical Resistance, and formerly the American Friends Service Community. Masai discussed a quick overview of work dismantling the Prison Industrial Complex and working on behalf of those locked down in control units. In the second interview, Anoa was joined by

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1:14:22

Free Ponies!!! Guest Jacqueline Luqman talks Medicare...

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2018/07/14

Free Ponies!!! Guest Jacqueline Luqman talks Medicare for All & Corporate Media by Anoa J. Changa Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:07:41

Puerto Rico Mutual Aid, JusticeforJam And Guest...

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2018/07/14

In this edition of The Way with Anoa, I discuss mutual aid, my trip to Puerto Rico as well as my connection with Loiza matriarch Adolfina Villanueva aka Black Justice. Also the family for Jamarion Robinson filed federal suit yesterday. Jamarion was murdered, shot 76 times by US Marshalls here in Georgia. Finally, I was joined by Hermon Farahi who is running for office in the 3rd Congressional District in Nevada. Hermon talks about our common humanity and has a great mastery of the issues and makes a

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40:35

Telling Our Stories w/ Activist Ashlee Marie Preston

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2018/07/14

Back in September, I sat down for a special end of the week conversation with Ashlee Marie Preston, former Editor-In-Chief of Wear Your Voice Magazine! Ashlee and I discussed the importance of telling our own narratives and ensuring that our voices are heard even when it ruffles feathers. She recently announced her candidacy for the newly vacant California State Assembly District 54. Read more about Ashlee's candidacy here:

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58:34

Social Media Giants, Government Collaboration, and...

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2018/07/14

In this episode, Anoa talks with writer Adam Johnson about the recent social media hearings. Prompted by questions about the need for increased transparency concerning foreign ad buys, Anoa and Adam dig in for a nuanced conversation. Check it out and share! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:09:12

Progressives And Toxic Spaces with Paula Martinez-Benge

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2018/07/14

Anoa recently sat down with Paula Martinez-Benge, former volunteer staffer with Truth Against the Machine. The two discussed Paula's exit from TATM as well as the general allegations levied against founder Jordan Chariton. The women expand the conversation to the bigger narrative about perceived abuses of power and how to improve interactions in progressive spaces as we move forward. Thank you for watching The Way with Anoa! Read Paula's piece here:

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1:10:49

Building Protective And Productive Spaces With Summer...

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2018/07/14

Continuing the ongoing and necessary conversation about sexual assualt and harassment in leftist/progressive movement spaces, Anoa is joined by Summer Swan. A former associate of Truth Against the Machine, Summer sought to engage in a forward moving dialogue that places recent events and accusations into a larger context. Read Summer's piece about her experience with TATM https://swanmoonbaby.wordpress.com/2017/11/19/alleged-sexual-assault-victim-outed-by-boss-and-then-silenced/ Hosted on Acast. See

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1:03:49

Russiagate Black Identity Extremists And Guest Brian...

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2018/07/14

Anoa and Brian talk about the latest round of articles alleging Russian Infiltration of Black political spaces. The timing of this is "interesting" as we recently saw the publishing of the Black Identity Extremists report. With increasing activity being taken to marginalize and even subvert Black progressive and radical activity, we must be more prepared to have clear nuanced discussions about the issues that matter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:00:41

Guest Paul Clements Candidate for Michigan's 6th...

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2018/07/13

On this edition of The Way with Anoa, Anoa spoke with Professor Paul Clements about his race for Congress. Check out his website www.clementsforcongress.com and follow up on social media! Please subscribe & share so you don’t miss our upcoming broadcasts! The Way airs every Wednesday at 9pm ET/ 6pm PT. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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51:30

Care in Chaos: Threats to Accessing Safe & Legal...

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2018/07/13

On this edition of The Way, Anoa discusses the Rewire original documentary "Care in Chaos" with Lindsay Beyerstein, investigative journalist and Care in Chaos Director; Calla Hales, Clinic Administrator at A Preferred Women’s Health Center (APWHC) in Charlotte, NC; and Jessica Mason Pieklo, Rewire Vice President of Law and the Courts, legal expert. "Care in Chaos" highlights the issues with the growing threat to safe and legal abortion access. While there is so much focus on

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44:37

A Conversation Between Mothers #NotOnOurWatch...

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2018/07/13

On this edition of The Way with Anoa, Anoa talks with the mother of Mujtaba Al-Suweikat a young man arrested in Saudi Arabia after having attended a pro-democracy protest in 2012. Mujtaba was 17 at the time of his arrest. He is one of four arrested as a minor and sentenced to death, in violation of international human rights law. The legal process afforded Mujtaba from the trial by the secret court to his death sentence violates international human rights law. He was arrested while boarding a plane

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41:38

Talking with Atlanta based Activist Kenyette Barnes...

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2018/07/13

On this edition of The Way with Anoa, Atlanta based activist Kenyette Barnes explains why she launched a campaign against R Kelly and why he should be muted. Listen, share, and then join us on Aug 25 to #MuteRKelly Read more here: https://medium.com/@LegisEmpress/muterkelly-this-aint-politics-e724ce521693 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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33:14

Seattle Mayoral Candidate Nikkita Oliver and...

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2018/07/13

On this edition of The Way with Anoa, Mayoral Candidate Nikkita Oliver talked with Anoa about her motivation for running as well as the importance of taking advantage of opportunities outside the two party system. The People's Party platform and campaign process have been community led and organized, serving as a potential model for community-based action and electoral involvement at the local level. Nikkita shares about balancing regular life duties such as full-time work, with running for citywide

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43:02

Peach Perspective - Mayor Rufus Davis Talks...

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2018/07/13

I spoke with Mayor Rufus Davis of Camilla, GA about his ongoing struggle to address persisting issues of discrimination and inequality in his community. Mayor Davis discussed his strategy of expanding opportunity and dismantling systemic injustice to build better opportunity for all people in Camilla. For more info read: https://thegrio.com/2017/12/21/rufus-davis-mayor-camilla-georgia/ The episode closes out with my thoughts on the recent Power to the Polls events including my remarks from the

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43:41

Rewire Legal Analysts on NIFLA and Muslim Ban SCOTUS...

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2018/07/06

In this second conversation with Rewire journalists, Anoa chats with legal analysts Jessica Pieklo and Imani Gandi. A meeting of legal minds, the ladies chat about the recent decisions coming down from SCOTUS as well as the announcement of Justice Kennedy's retirement. You can listen to Gandy and Pieklo break down the NIFLA v. Bacerra as well as the Muslim ban decision here https://rewire.news/multimedia/podcast/boom-lawyered-emergency-pod-muslim-ban-cpc-decisions/ Suggested Readings:

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