On this week's program, the Beyond Borders Crew checks in with several Venezuela solidarity actions happening around the US and the rest of the world in places like New York City, Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Pensacola, Florida. These coordinated actions are united in their opposition to US military intervention in Venezuela and seek to expose the so-called "humanitarian aid crisis" at the Venezuela-Colombia border as a PR stunt manufactured by the US government and others supporting the attempt to overthrow the democratically elected government of Nicolas Maduro. In the second hour, the team explores the connections between white supremacy and racism throughout Latin America and the US as they interview a group of students from Kennesaw State University (KSU) resisting overt threats against black students and other student of color on campus made by white students with openly white supremacist views. Many of those fighting injustices on campus are working together as a part of a student organization called KSUnited that formed to address racism on campus and originally defended the rights of student athletes using their freedom of speech to resist racism and white supremacy by kneeling at sporting events. Their work played a crucial role in the resignation of former KSU president, Sam Olens, due to his mishandling of student protest. Now KSUnited and their allies are calling for the university to defend victims of racist threats and devote resources to the construction of an anti-racist center on campus. You can find more information on this incidents and student responses in Arielle's reporting here: Student Targeted by Racial Discrimination in Group Chat Speaks Out Events Held to Address Racial Climate on Campus Night of Healing Event Addresses Racial Climate on Campus