This week's show will feature special guests Christine Wood, Atty. Terry O’Neill, and Lynn Whitfield, Esq. This show will discuss how people throughout the nation can become part of this critical day of action and vigils.
This week's show will once again discuss what can be done with this Court. Members of the U.S. House has called for more annual mandatory ethics training for the Court while others have called for term limits and expansion of the Court. Ironically, although the House has been quite vocal in this matter, the U.S. Senate which actually confirms judges for the federal bench has been less active.
This week's show will continue last week’s conversation on American Alliance for Equal Rights vs. Fearless Fund Management LLC. Attorney Dariely Rodrigue, Deputy Chief Counsel for the Lawyers’ Committee, will join Igniting Change for the first half of the show to discuss the Fearless Fund case.
Join us on June 24, 2024 at 7:00pm (EST) for "Democracy at the Cliff"
Runaway State Legislatures, Supreme Court Injustice & Reform and the Perils of Project 2025
This week's show will reprise Monday night’s Virtual Town Hall Event "Democracy At The Cliff: Runaway State Legislatures, Supreme Court Injustice & Reform, and the Perils of Project 2025” which featured an all-star panel of voting rights and civil rights experts, including two TJC Fellows.
This week's show will feature expert guests to examine the impact of these horrendous and dangerous actions of the Supreme Court of the United States. Barbara, Daryl, and all the expert guests will break these cases down and discuss how they will affect the daily lives of the American people and our Democracy.
This week's show will preview the upcoming July 17th John Lewis National Day of Action and Candlelight Vigils and the need for passage of the Freedom to Vote Act, the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, the Native American Voting Rights Act, and the Washington, D.C. Admissions Act.
This week's show will continue the discussion from last week the upcoming July 17th John Lewis National Day of Action and Candlelight Vigils and the need for passage of the Freedom to Vote Act, the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, the Native American Voting Rights Act, and the Washington, D.C. Admissions Act
Below is an Invitation For You to Join us to learn about how you can participate in the John Lewis National Day of Action to be held on July 17th. A Second Remote National Candlelight Vigil Group Meeting will be held on Thursday June 13th, 4:00 PM EDTClick Here To Pre-Register for the National Meeting […]
This week's show will be held at a very historic moment as President Joe Biden has not only decided not to run but has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris who has seemed to secure enough delegates to be the next Democratic presidential nominee. This critical development came right on the heels of TJC and partners’ tremendous John Lewis National Day of Action and Candlelight Vigils advocating for the need for passage of the Freedom to Vote Act, the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, the Native American Voting Rights Act, and the Washington, D.C. Admissions Act while honoring the legacy of the late Congressman John Lewis. Once again, our nation is confronting its quest for a robust and inclusive democracy in these unprecedented times.
This week's show Damon T. Hewitt to discuss his leadership on alerting the nation about the challenges of AI to voting and racial justice if not regulated properly. The Igniting Change audience will learn a lot from his prescient advocacy and expertise on this subject. He will also talk about his role as President and Executive Director of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. This show is part of Igniting Change’s commitment to regularly cover the impact of artificial intelligence and technological developments on the fight for racial justice.
This week's show will feature special guests Dr. Stephanie Myers and Wilmer J. Leon, III, Ph.D. to discuss the media’s poor performance in covering the heightened racial aspects of this election season, especially due to the ascendency of Vice President Kamala Harris as the presumptive Democratic nominee.
