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Listen to two politically-active teens deconstruct America's most pressing socio-economic issues, and provide necessary perspective as young minds attuned to tough decisions. New episodes Mondays and Fridays at 7 p.m. ET. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
Watch Ray and Trex break down precisely what happened in Kamala Harris and Donald Trump's first debate of the 2024 election. Did Harris do enough to outdo Trump? Is JD Vance the ultimate attack dog, and more importantly, who is eating the dogs? Is Momala Harris in the house? This and much more is answered as Ray and Trex dive deep into what the youth thinks and feels following Kamala and Trump's bomb-dropping verbal battle. Tune in for analysis from two of our studio's brightest voices.
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PolitiTeen has undergone a ton of changes throughout the years. In this episode, we are introduced to our new hosts, Ray Hennessy and Ren Zheng. This exciting new chapter in PolitiTeen's history is marked by a collaboration with George Washington University's Politics and Values program. Listen as Ray and Ren explore their new role as hosts of the PolitiTeen podcast and discuss the state of media and how they plan to shake it up. This first discussion covers everything from the two-party system to Vice President Harris' coconut context and why we need young voices in politics.
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In this episode Damian Galvan sits down with former Representative, former Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness under the Biden administration, and current candidate for California's 31st district Gil Cisneros.
Toon in as we get a glimpse into what drives Mr. Cisneros' philanthropy, his experience winning the lottery, the importance of family, and his path to representing Californians in the House of Representatives once again.
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*Note Damian Galvan receives scholarship funding from the Cisneros Hispanic Leadership Institute. Despite this, Gil Cisneros did not receive any preferential treatment and was interviewed by the OX Institute standard internal guidelines
In this episode Damian catches up with friend of the show DeKalb County Commissioner Ted Terry. Last time the two spoke was the day of the 2020 election during Polititeens "Day of Action."
Listen as Ted and Damian discuss what's new, what's the same, and what there is to do from here. For more content go to www.oxinstitute.org
In this episode Damian and Max discuss the ongoing situation in the Israel-Gaza war.
After over a week off, the Polititeen podcast took the time to carefully discuss a sensitive issue. Listen to our position on the current conflict and the history behind it.
In this episode, Damian and Max discuss the historic ousting of Speaker McCarthy and its implications for the Republican Party, Progressives, and the future of American politics. We also explore the potential solutions for the GOP and Progressives in the wake of this event.
The party is now facing a leadership crisis, and it is unclear who will be able to unite the party and appeal to a broader range of voters. Some potential candidates for Speaker include Representative Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan. However, it is unclear whether either of these men would be able to unite the party.
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In this episode, Damian and Max discuss the recent labor activity by SAG-AFTRA, the United Auto Workers (UAW), and the Writers Guild of America (WGA). We talk about what recent wins mean for workers in these industries and what they can teach us about the power of collective bargaining.
The WGA secured a new contract that includes increased pay and residuals, better protections for writers working on streaming services, and a commitment from the streaming services to work with the WGA to develop new policies and procedures that will protect the rights of writers. We talk about what this win means for writers and the future of Hollywood.
We wrap up the episode by summarizing the key points of the discussion and offering our own insights on the future of labor relations in the United States. For more content visit oxinstitute.org
In this episode of Polititeen, Damian and Max discuss the importance of unions as a part of their 2 part series.
In this first part, we discuss the history of strikes that have taken place in the United States; we note victories, losses, deaths, and everything in between.
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Larry Lawton is a former jewel thief, ex-convict, author, motivational speaker, activist, and content creator. In this episode, we catch up with Larry to talk about what he's been up to since we last spoke, including his work on prison reform.
Larry has been living his best life since we last spoke. He's launched his own cigar brand, The Crooked Diamond Cigar and even featured on a nude podcast. But, Larry is more than just a former jewel thief and content creator. He's also a passionate advocate for prison reform.
Listen to the full episode to learn more about Larry's work on prison reform and to hear his interesting thoughts on a variety of other topics. For more OX Institute content: oxinstitute.org
In this episode, we discuss the recent deal between House Republicans on a stopgap government funding bill. We also talk about the history of government shutdowns, the reasons behind them, and some possible solutions.
On September 19, 2023, House Republican groups reached a deal on a stopgap government funding bill that will keep the government running through December 16. The deal includes $12.3 billion in emergency aid for Ukraine, as well as funding for disaster relief and border security.
The deal is a victory for House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who has been trying to unify his party around a spending bill. It is also a sign that Republicans are taking the threat of a government shutdown seriously.
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In this episode, Damian and Zane speak with friend of the show Dr. Mike Griener, a professor and researcher who studies the impact of narcissistic CEOs on their organizations. We discuss the definition of narcissism, the antecedents and manifestations of narcissistic traits in CEOs, and the impact of narcissistic CEOs on organizations, stakeholders, and corporate governance.
We talk about how narcissistic CEOs can have both positive and negative effects on their organizations, depending on their leadership style and the context in which they operate. We also discuss the role of corporate governance in mitigating the potential negative impacts of narcissistic CEOs.
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In this episode, Damian and Zane discuss the 22nd anniversary of the September 11th attacks, the 7.2 magnitude earthquake in Morocco, Kim Jong-un's visit to Russia, and the G20 summit.
We start by talking about the 9/11 anniversary. We discuss the events of that day and how they have shaped the world in the years since. We also talk about the ongoing efforts to prevent future terrorist attacks.
Next, we discuss the Morocco earthquake. We talk about the devastation caused by the quake and the ongoing rescue efforts. We also talk about the need for international assistance to help the victims of the disaster. To help visit: https://donation.ifrc.org/?campaign=a4e4ced0-b350-ee11-a2e7-005056010027
Then, we discuss Kim Jong-un's visit to Russia. We talk about the potential implications of the visit, such as whether North Korea could supply weapons to Russia for its war in Ukraine. We also talk about the broader relationship between North Korea and Russia.
Finally, we discuss the G20 summit. We talk about the outcome of the summit, including the decision not to condemn Russia for its war in Ukraine. We also talk about the admission of the African Union as a permanent member of the G20.
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In this episode, Damian and Zane speak with friend of the show Simon Anholt, the founder of the Good Country Index. We discuss how the Good Country Index is calculated, and the different factors that are taken into account. We go on to analyze the index's findings, which show that some countries are making a much greater contribution to global well-being than others.
We look at how the actions the United States takes affect its global perception. How do different presidents change how other countries view the U.S.? Listen in to this conversation with Simon.
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Politieen is back! In this episode, Damian discusses the recent indictment of Donald Trump in Fulton County, Georgia, as well as the Republican Primary debate that took place on August 23rd, 2024.
They start by talking about the indictment, which is the first criminal charge that Trump has faced since leaving office. They discuss why the indictment is different from the other charges that have been filed against him, and who some of the key players in the case are. They also talk about some of the biggest developments that have happened since the indictment was announced.
Next, they move on to the Republican Primary debate. They discuss the highlights of the debate, including Mike Pence's refusal to assist Trump in overturning the 2020 election, the back-and-forth between Pence and Vivek Ramaswamy, and Nikki Haley's strong performance. They also talk about Donald Trump's absence from the debate and his interview with Tucker Carlson.
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In today's episode, Varoon and Damian discuss Gary Black's run for the U.S. Senate, President Biden's stance on renewables heading into the COP26 Climate Summit and debate whether progressives' opposition to President Biden's Build Back Better Plan does more harm than good. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content from our crew.
After a four-month hiatus, we're back! In today's episode, Varoon and Damian break down President Biden's Build Back Better Plan, opposition from Senators Sinema and Manchin, and react to the new Netflix series "Squid Games". Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content from our crew.
In today's episode, Damian and Varoon bring on two of their friends from ACLU youth to speak on recent efforts to restrict Americans' access to the ballot, President Biden's proposed withdrawal from Afghanistan, and the road to progressive dominance in the 21st century. Visit www.polititeen.com for the video version of our podcast, and for more amazing content from our crew.
In today's episode, Varoon and Damian engage in an eye-opening discussion about "taking sides" in the Israel-Palestine conflict, recent uproar amongst Georgian parents about the teaching of CRT in schools, and rejoice over the CDC's new guidance for fully-vaccinated individuals. Visit www.polititeen.com for the video version of our podcast, and for more amazing content from our crew.
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In today's episode, Varoon and Damian engage in an objective discussion surrounding the recent shootings of Isaiah Brown and Ma'Khia Bryant and India's growing COVID-19 case count, along with the prospect of "vaccine passports" popping up in the U.S. and abroad and what that means for everyday Americans. Visit www.polititeen.com for the video version of our pod, along with other amazing content from our team.
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In today's episode, Varoon and Damian speak with Conservative Correspondent Will Carroll on the police shootings of Daunte Wright and Adam Toledo, the Caron Nazario situation, and the road to police reform on an institutional level. Visit www.polititeen.com for the video version of our pod, along with other amazing content from the team.
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In today's episode, Varoon and Damian speak on the state of vaccine distribution in the U.S., responses to Lil Nas X's new single 'Montero', and the ongoing murder trial of Derek Chauvin. Visit www.polititeen.com for the video version of our pod, along with other amazing content from the team.
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In today's episode, Varoon and Damian speak on the racially-motivated hate crimes that unfolded in the city of Atlanta, President Biden's $1.9T American Rescue Plan, Raphael Warnock's first speech on the Senate floor, the border crisis, and the pending voting rights legislation under H.R.1. Visit www.polititeen.com for the video version of our pod, along with other amazing content from the team.
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Varoon and Damian sit down with Polititeen's Conservative Correspondent, Will Carroll, for a far-reaching conversation on President Biden's first full week—headlined by teenage traders takin' over the world, an end to the Keystone XL Pipeline project, and the President's wacky ties. Visit www.polititeen.com for the video version of our pod, along with other amazing content.
To kick off Season 2 of the pod, Varoon and Damian sit down with Dhanvi Shah and Andrea Montenegro of their podcast 'Women in Politics: the Breakdown' for a conversation on the inauguration of President Biden and what the future beholds. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
Varoon and Damian sit down with Zack Bornstein of Jimmy Kimmel Live! (ABC) and Saturday Night Live (NBC) for a conversation on Congressional Dems' impeachment proceedings, the Don's ban from social media, and the road towards eradicating Trumpism, once and for all. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
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Varoon and Damian sit down for a conversation on the murder of U.S. Capitol police officer Brian Sicknick last Wednesday, and the right's sudden moral rediscovery. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
Varoon and Damian sit down with Polititeen's Conservative Correspondent, Will Carroll, for an emotional conversation on the road ahead after Wednesday night's stirring attack on the U.S. Capitol. Later, they discuss what it'll take to restore the morality of our country's electorate, and the important role that the incoming administration must play restoring a sense of patriotism and decency across the Hill. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
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Varoon and Damian sit down for a conversation on the right's recent efforts to thwart democracy, the upcoming U.S. Senate Runoffs, and Gen Z's wackiest vote-getting strategy yet: a lil' something called "simp culture". Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
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Varoon and Damian sit down with Marc Morris, Georgia's state Representative from House District 26, for an insightful conversation on the road forward for small businesses tackling the "COVID Recession", environmentally-conscious industrialism, and, perhaps most importantly, restoring compassion in an America that's increasingly polarized. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
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In today's episode, Varoon and Damian sit down with the former WH Deputy Press Secretary under President Obama, Eric Schultz, for an insightful conversation about the upcoming U.S. Senate runoffs, the importance of wording in cultivating strong political movements, and the future of democracy. Later, they engage in a passionate discussion about the practicality of capitalism in America. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
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On Thursday, December 10th, the Trump administration carried out its ninth federal execution, administering the lethal injection to a 40 year-old Brandon Bernard, who'd previously been held on death row for a crime that he committed nearly two decades ago. In today's episode, Varoon and Damian sit down for a polarizing conversation on Bernard's death and on its broader implications. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
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Listen as two high-schoolers engage in perspective-filled conversations as Americans first. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
In today's episode of Polititeen, Varoon and Damian engage in a discussion on Sunday night's riveting U.S. Senate debates between Jon Ossoff-Jon Ossoff, and "robotic Kelly"-"radical liberal Raphael Warnock". Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
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Varoon and Damian discuss how President Trump and President-elect Biden spent their Thanksgiving mornings, and break down the differences between the current administration and the one that'll be inaugurated on January 20th, 2021.
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Varoon and Damian engage in an emotional conversation about President Obama's new memoir, the future of the Republican Party, the newest additions to President-elect Joe Biden's transition team, and Americans' unwillingness to accept the results of an election far foregone. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
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Gisele Fetterman, the Second Lady of Pennsylvania and passionate community organizer, joins Varoon and Damian for a conversation on what it'll take for Americans to finally embrace diversity (speaking as a former undocumented immigrant herself). Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
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Varoon and Damian sit down with foreign policy advisor, TEDx speaker, and visionary Simon Anholt for a chat on what it'll take for President-Elect Biden to repair the U.S.' global image. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
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It's official. Joseph R. Biden, Jr. is the President-Elect of the United States of America. As the Biden-Harris administration begins to prepare for a (fingers crossed!) peaceful transition into the White House, Varoon and Damian return for yet another episode of Polititeen, bringing two of our very own Conservative Correspondents, Will Carroll and Patrick Butler, onto the pod to discuss their predictions for the 1,460 days ahead. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
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On Tuesday night, the first in a painfully long "Election week", Damian and Varoon engaged local politicians for a Day of Action focused upon inspiring civic engagement in Gen Z. Today, in honor of Georgia's astonishing "blue drift", we've put together an episode featuring these Election Night conversations with returning guests Angelika Kausche (current Georgia HD50 Representative) and Christa Olenczak (fmr. Georgia HD25 Candidate), where they make some key predictions and express strong optimism about the future of the Democratic Party in their home state. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
In today's episode, Varoon and Damian discuss the most recent in a string of incidents involving police brutality, the death of Walter Wallace, Jr., and the Supreme Court's highly controversial gimmick in Wisconsin — which has prompted many Americans to question its commitment to a fair election this cycle. Visit www.polititeen.com for more amazing content.
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Last Thursday, we had ourselves a night. In what was perhaps the most anticipated segment of reality television all year, President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden faced a slew of challenging questions from moderator Kristen Walker. In today's episode, Varoon and Damian bring on Polititeen's two conservative correspondents, Will and Brad, to tell the tale. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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What does a Happy Meal have to do with the international battle for gender equity? In today's episode of Polititeen, Varoon and Damian invite Polititeen's Research Director, Julia Hartman, for a candid discussion that answers this question — but perhaps more importantly, one that gets to the root of why it remains a question in an America of perceived "equality". Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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In today's episode, Varoon and Damian bring on libertarian correspondent Tarun Ramanathan and conservative correspondent Brad Litsch for a lengthy conversation on Trump/Biden's dueling town halls last Thursday, Amy Coney Barrett's ongoing confirmation hearing, and the importance of fighting racial epithets in both the political sphere and everyday life. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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Matt Lieberman, a Democrat in contention for the U.S. Senate seat once held by Johnny Isakson, is running an unconventional campaign. Currently polling at around 10% with less than 30 days left in this cycle, he's received calls from prominent Georgian Democrats including Stacey Abrams and Nikema Williams to drop out of the race and clear the way for Democratic frontrunner Raphael Warnock. But Matt Lieberman isn't ready to throw in the towel. Listen as Varoon and Damian speak with Matt Lieberman on the importance of the fight to flip Georgia blue, address questions from local voters on his campaign, and discuss establishment politicians' increasing grip on our democracy . Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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In today's episode, Varoon and Damian bring on Chicago schoolteacher and community organizer Peter LeGrand for a discussion on Americans' unwillingness to listen — which quickly morphs into a conversation on what appears to be rats' #1 fear: socialism. Listen to find out why. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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Wednesday's debate was buggin'. No, literally. This year's vice presidential debate was, weirdly enough, typical (breaking from the likes of literally everything that's been thrown at us this year) — with the exception of the notorious fly that perched upon Vice President Pence's hair in one of the most bizarre moments of the night. In today's episode, Varoon and Damian discuss bizarre moments, the issue of packing the courts, a failed plot to kidnap Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer, and the issue of hyper-partisanship as we look beyond November. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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Last Thursday, the President of the United States of America tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the latest in a string of happenings that have sidelined the President and his re-election campaign with only around thirty days left until Election Day. In today's episode, Varoon and Damian discuss what's occurred since the diagnosis, covering exactly how each campaign's dealt with the situation, the President's brief period experiencing the benefits of socialized medicine over at Walter Reed Medical Center, his dangerous "joyride" over the weekend, his unconventional return to the White House today, and how this all plays into what we'll likely see this November. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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Tuesday night's debacle was a lot of things, but it wasn't Presidential — probably the furthest thing from it. Nonetheless, it was the first time that both candidates formally faced off to present their platforms to the American people. Will Carroll, Polititeen's conservative correspondent, joins Varoon and Damian for an emotionally-charged discussion on the winners and losers of Tuesday night's debate, and its potential impact upon the electoral map. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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"The fear of losing control" — it's something that's haunted Americans, conservatives and liberals alike, since the beginning of the modern era. And we've seen that fear reach a fever-pitch, even expanding to diminish our sense of compassion towards one another. We've seen it play out in nationwide coalitions against a mask mandate to promote public health, instances of police brutality rooted in a desire from officers to "maintain control", and perhaps most clearly in the hyper-partisanship in our nation's Capitol. To help us reimagine a world wherein bipartisanship is within our reach, Polititeen brings on William Hughes, who's running to represent Georgia's District 21 within the state legislature — Hughes goes on to present a compelling argument for us to begin contemplating solutions instead of disputing the facts. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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"Live your life out loud and on purpose" — State Senator Nikema Williams, who's set to fill the Congressional seat formerly held by the late John Lewis, has a powerful message for America's youth. She's been a lifelong advocate against voter disenfranchisement in the Peach State, and has stood up for minority communities whose voices have been silenced in every corner of our nation. Sometimes putting her personal safety on the line in the interest of others — tune in to today's episode for a revealing conversation on race in America with the budding Congresswoman. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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"You are the future, and this comes with responsibility" — Georgia State Representative Angelika Kausche has a strong message to America's youth. Drawing upon her experiences as a German-American immigrant, she's come to appreciate the best in America; but more importantly, she's committed herself toward recognizing the issues that continue to hold back our nation and its people. Perhaps most importantly, she's dedicated her life towards creating an America that stands a beacon of hope to all people. In today's episode, Varoon and Damian sit down with Representative Kausche for a quick chat on what the future beholds for our state and nation. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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"I wanted to always play it down" — in the most recent set of 'Trump tapes' released to the public using the President's own voice to damage his credibility, it's all too clear that Trump's directives, including mass misinformation, have cost countless American lives. In today's episode, Varoon and Damian provide a threat assessment on the Trump-Woodward tapes, and speak on the importance of honesty and empathy in politics. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more information.
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"Fear never builds the future" — Joe Biden welcomed in a new era of passionate activism in his speech to a crowd of none, bashing the President on his empowering of racial injustices in America. In today's episode, Varoon and Damian discuss what a Biden presidency would bring to the slate, and why it's important to consider the weight of empathy as you ponder your choice this November. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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We're back for Part 2 of our series on the Republican National Convention — from Trump campaign aide Kellyanne Conway to Vice President Mike Pence to the President himself, we were never short on content during Nights 3 and 4, hearing from the President's closest allies on why he's earned a second term in office. Today's episode is high on both content and perspective, as Varoon, Damian, and Polititeen's conservative correspondent, Will, dive deep into memorable moments of the latter half of the RNC, and engage in an emotionally-charged discussion on what's to come this November. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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The Republican National Convention — a convention that's held every year to present the party's platform and fundraise for the Grand Old Party's nominee for President. But needless to say, it's a little different this year: the majority of speakers held televised speeches to no crowd, the party decided to use the White House as a front for their political activities, and perhaps most importantly, the RNC punted a true party agenda, instead deciding to release a one-page platform that amassed a total of 50 bullet points. In Part 1 of our series on the Republican National Convention, Varoon and Damian bring in conservative correspondent Will Carroll to produce a bipartisan discussion on the convention and the Republican Party's overall strategy — which takes a sharp turn. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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What's the importance of assuming "positive intent" when you're having a discussion? 90% of Americans couldn't tell you. Because having rational political discussions in America has turned into a rarity, save for the few instances in which it appears. On today's pod, Damian and Varoon talk to Summer Jackson, an organizational ethnographer and sixth-year PhD student at MIT, on what principles can best be used to bridge the gap towards healthy discussions. Growing up in a foreign country has taught Summer a lot, and she shares some of her perspective on promoting diversity and acceptance across all lines with viewers today. After the interview, Varoon and Damian engage in an emotional conversation on the Jacob Blake incident, the details of which are still very primal. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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"Silence is complicity — our children are listening." Joe Biden delivered a stirring speech to the American people this Thursday, echoing in the words of Polititeen co-hosts Varoon and Damian by mentioning the importance of standing up. And more importantly, of speaking up for what's morally right. The latter half of the Democratic National Convention had a host of speeches from high-profile Democrats, including fmr. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, fmr. Presidential hopeful Andrew Yang, President Barack Obama, and the current Democratic nominee for President, Joe Biden — but it also incorporated speeches from average Americans who've been inspired by everyday struggles under Donald Trump to vote in this election. In today's episode, Varoon and Damian provide a recap of the last two days of the Democratic National Convention, and needed perspective on what next week's Republican National Convention may hold. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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The Democratic National Convention. It's a four-day event where the Democratic Party mobilizes troops from across the United States of America to elect a nominee for the presidential election, crafting a party agenda that reflects the wishes of Americans from every corner of our Union. This year, it's a little different. The novel coronavirus has forced the Convention to be held virtually, with speakers chiming in via live and pre-recorded segments to present the state of the Democratic Party and to make their case for Joe Biden to be elected as President of the United States. In today's episode of Polititeen, Varoon and Damian deconstruct key highlights of Days 1 and 2 of the Convention, and provide a deep analysis of the direction that the party's looking to take as the election comes full circle. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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To open or not to open? Dr. Jeff Bearden's been a school executive for over 25 years, and he's never been faced with such a tough decision. Accountable to concerned students and parents from either side of the aisle, Dr. Bearden has recently been forced into the eye of the storm. He's been made out to be a model citizen, to be Public Enemy No. 1, and even to be a pragmatic thinker. But for Dr. Bearden, it's not about what parents think. He has the unique job of creating an approach that both appeases the masses and fits his definition of what dictates proper education. Listen to today's episode to find out why Dr. Bearden made the highly-controversial decision to give students in his district the choice between face-to-face and virtual learning amidst a global pandemic. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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Where do you stand in times of challenge and controversy? Daniel Blackman stands up. He's stood up for victims of human trafficking, he’s stood up for Mother Earth, and perhaps most importantly, he’s promised to make a stand for struggling families as a member of the Georgia Public Service Commission in District 4. During today’s episode, Daniel explains why he’s chosen to continually take a stand against recurring social ills as a media influencer, activist, and most recently, a politician, and brings a unique perspective onto the challenge of promoting what we call "effective activism". Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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What is race? -- it’s a question that’s seldom asked, but bears significant weight in a world that’s developed almost entirely of social constructs. Dr. Steven Roberts, an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Stanford University, thinks that he’s got a head start on answering it. For him, it begins in the mind. Listen as Dr. Roberts dives deep into concepts such as ingroup bias, stereotype threat, and even the authoritarian basis behind a white God in his pursuit of an explanation to the one construct that sits above them all: race. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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Pragmatism -- it's something that Jason Boskey, a candidate running to represent Georgians within District 26, adheres to. It's an idea that has forced Jason to face the harsh realities of being an American, and to be dedicated towards finding rational solutions to the issues that we face. Circling around the idea of pragmatism in every breath, Jason discusses policies everywhere from the "forgotten minorities" in low-income communities across the United States to the increasingly threatening reality of monopsonies in corporate America. Listen to today's episode to discover why pragmatism drives the way that Jason Boskey thinks. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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"Homegrown terrorism" -- it's an idea that's become more and more talked about as the proliferation of xenophobic ideas has reached a fever-pitch. It spreads the theory that by alienating immigrants seeking a brighter future, we as Americans are actively contributing to anti-American sentiments that transcend our well-wishes for the America of tomorrow. Listen in as Varoon and Damian, two high-school Juniors, try to find out why xenophobia is so rampant, and more importantly, where the roots of domestic terror lie during their conversation with immigration attorney and entrepreneur Audra Doyle. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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"To whom much is given, much is required" -- it's the quote that's kept Fani Willis going as she works tirelessly to ensure that Fulton County's justice system puts the interest of its people first. Running against six-term District Attorney Paul L. Howard, Jr. for the integral seat, Fani Willis believes in common-sense policing, and in the concrete ability of individuals to change. Listen to today's episode to find out why Fani left a lofty position as the Chief Municipal Court Judge in South Fulton to pursue a position in the political field. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.
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J.F.B.C -- it's what Blaire Erskine, an up-and-coming comedian from Atlanta, Georgia lives by. As a symbol of hope for independent women and aspiring comedians from every corner of the United States, Blaire is nothing short of a force on the rise, creating wildly popular skits that bring a lighthearted perspective towards political happenings. In a world where it's increasingly hard to share a laugh, she's a trailblazer, relentless in putting her positions on public display. Find out what J.F.B.C truly means in today's episode of Polititeen. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content from Polititeen Media.
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Larry Lawton, a notorious jewel thief who served 11 years in federal prison, doesn't believe in bad people -- he believes in bad choices. Ever since Larry was reintegrated into society in late 2007, he became committed to building a more equitable future for not only himself, but for countless others headed along the wrong path, creating the Reality Check Program to dispel the myth that it's impossible for misled children to change their ways, and to bridge the ever-growing gap between cops and their communities. In today's episode, Lawton, now a bestselling author and media influencer, joins your hosts Damian and Varoon for a conversation on philosophy, politics, and the connection between the two. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content from Polititeen Media.
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The Deep South -- it's been a place where conservatives have held free reign for the past couple of years and decades, and become a true fortress for ideals representative of the Grand Old Party. However, in the same area where Republicans have held a dominion ever since the days of Zell Miller, we're seeing the political tide shift against the Republican Party in light of the Trump administration's openly racist, nativist, and xenophobic rhetoric, as it's becoming exponentially more diverse by the day. Listen in as Pallavi Purkayastha, an Indian-American Democratic political strategist who's among the newest batch of members in the DNC, explains how Georgia's on its way to becoming a battleground state come November, and how young minds can truly craft their dreams into reality through activism and involvement in local political campaigns. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content from Polititeen Media.
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Truth decay -- it's the long-held belief that Americans have moved further and further away from analyzing facts in making their political decisions, and have become privy to what know as misinformation. In fact, we're in an "Age of Misinformation", where media outlets, social media influencers, and politicians deliberately spread unreliable information via their platforms in order to get a couple of clicks. It's become a pandemic in and of itself, that continues to corrupt the minds of Americans from across the spectrum and to tie them down from forming educated perspectives on public policy. Tune in as Varoon and Damian discuss the idea of truth decay within the modern world with the senior political scientist behind the RAND Corporation's Countering Truth Decay Initiative, Dr. Jennifer Kavanagh. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content from Polititeen Media.
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President Donald J. Trump -- arguably the most controversial individual to ascend to the Presidency in American history, the sitting President has had a lot of ground to cover ever since his inauguration in January of 2017. And as he continues to sink in the polls and lose his share of the electorate as we're reaching November, it's becoming more and more difficult for Republican voters and politicians alike to continue to find a reason to support President Trump. We're seeing a division not only between, but within partisan lines in the 21st Century, as high-profile members of the Republican Party flee a ship that's steadily heading towards disaster. Listen in as Varoon and Damian discuss Trump's odds come November and the growing divisions within our nation with former Democratic political strategist Dr. Michael Greiner, who, as a professor at Wayne State University, helps students make important connections between politics and economics, and serves as a popular freelance writer who pens politically-charged articles online. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content from Polititeen Media.
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Hyperpartisanship -- it's a principle that threatens the very backbone of American democracy. As the Democratic and Republican parties move further and further away from their principles in light of the current issues that this administration has posed, we're not only becoming more divided as a people, but distinctly divided on Capitol Hill. Politics has transformed into a game of chess, with allegiances masking our desire for the common welfare. Listen in as Varoon and Damian engage in a discussion with the first Asian-American and openly gay representative in the Georgia legislature for a passionate discussion on the backbone of division, politically and socially, and how it's ravaged our nation throughout the course of American history. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content from Polititeen Media.
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COVID-19 -- it's a virus that's transformed our society and tested the American resolve. Yet it's been almost four months since the country first took notice of the pandemic, and we're still at the same spot. Progress seemed to be a given -- but it doesn't seem like we're moving forward. With the President downplaying the national emergency that's been on the floor to safeguard his re-election campaign, and Education Secretary Betsy Devos threatening to withhold funding for public schools if they don't reopen this fall, the situation is becoming more serious by the day. Listen in as Varoon and Damian, two rising high-school Juniors, discuss the reasoning behind recent moves by this administration, and how they're feeling about America's chances against COVID-19. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content from Polititeen Media.
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In today's episode, two rising high-school Juniors, Varoon and Damian, host a conversation with Charlie D., a student from their local community who's identifies as a member of the LGBTQIA community. They discuss growing hostilities against individuals as a part of this community and others based upon perceived differences, and a route to move forward in normalizing differences in sexuality. To help viewers understand the struggles of aligning with queer culture in the Deep South, Charlie brings in his own experiences with coming out and finding allies within his community. Listen in for a deep discussion which surrounds modern-day discrimination at its highest level. As always, make sure to follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or to connect with us via email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com. Happy listening!
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In today's episode, your hosts Varoon and Damian, two rising high-school Juniors, are joined by State HD99 Representative Brenda Lopez Romero, for an episode that delves into her humble beginnings as a politician; more specifically, what caused her to run for office, and what her goals are not only as a politician but as a community leader -- and most importantly, as an American citizen. Being the first Latina in the Georgia state legislature, sitting Representative Lopez Romero has a lot of knowledge, backed by years of experience and a path to success fiddled with adversity, to share with viewers. Listen in for an episode filled with perspective that's bound to make you rethink your approach towards public policy in today's racially-charged political climate. As always, make sure to follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or to connect with us via email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com. Happy listening!
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In today's riveting episode, your hosts Varoon Kodithala and Damian Galvan, two rising high-school Juniors, are joined by Dr. Neal Lester, an award-winning professor who teaches African-American literature and serves as the Founding Director of Project Humanities at Arizona State University, for a perspective-filled discussion that concerns the history of racially insensitive terms and rhetoric within the United States, and the role that they play in oppressing minorities. The duo asks Dr. Lester a host of questions, many of which relate to his childhood and tenuous journey to success during the peak of the American civil rights movement. A lifelong advocate for the importance of teaching tolerance to our nation's youth, Dr. Lester speaks on a path forward in today's uncertain socio-economic climate. As always, make sure to follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or to email us at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com to connect with our initiative. Happy listening!
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In today's episode, your hosts Varoon and Damian, two rising high-school Juniors, are joined by the President of the University of D.C., Dr. Ronald Mason, for an episode that delves into the origins of systemic racism in the United States. As a prominent advocate for POC rights and the President of one of the nation's largest historically-black colleges, Dr. Mason provides clarity on a fundamentally flawed system, answering questions related to the regulation of our police, the need for racial/economic equity in America, and teaching acceptance within our schools. Listen in for an episode filled with perspective that's bound to make you rethink your approach towards race. As always, make sure to follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or to connect with us via email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com. Happy listening!
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In today's installment of Polititeen, Varoon and Damian hop on the show once again to discuss a need for racial equity in America, and a transformation at the root with Natalie Bucsko, a Democratic candidate running for Georgia House of Representatives from the 24th District of our state. Natalie explains how she plans to fight for issues such as education reform, prison reform, our planet, and equality across all lines as a state representative, and answers difficult questions about the future of our state and nation. Listen in for an eye-opening episode wherein Natalie explains the importance of the vote, and the sheer propensity of the hurdles that we're going to overcome to achieve the America of our dreams. As always, make sure to follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or to connect with us by email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com. Happy listening!
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In today's gripping episode, high-school Juniors Varoon and Damian jump back on the podcast for a heavily conversational discussion about the state of our union and the state of our President with the upcoming elections this November. The show is heavily diluted with discussion on the moral and ethical reasoning behind the President's controversial moves on Twitter as of late (or lack thereof), and dives deep into the perceived motives of Republican congressmen/women and right-wing leaders in distancing themselves from the President. We're truly excited to bring to you this installment, and we're more confident than ever that it'll spark some discussion. As always, make sure to follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow, or to connect with us via email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com. Happy listening!
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In today's very special episode of the Polititeen podcast, rising high-school Juniors Varoon and Damian bring on Charles Ravenscraft, a candidate for the Georgia House of Representatives from District 22, to showcase his stance on issues that affect Americans on every corner of the United States. A current union electricians, Charles speaks heavily on issues such as climate change, gun violence, healthcare for all Americans, vocational education, and perhaps most importantly, encouraging acceptance for racial minorities in our community. After their interview with Charles, your hosts reflect on what Charles continued to stress within his segment and connect his words to contemporary events; most notably, President Trump's speech to a group of young conservatives in Arizona, where he continued to make bold and unhindered statements that were a mix of ludicrous, saddening, and sometimes, disgusting. As always, make sure to follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow, or to connect with us via email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com. Enjoy the rest of your weekend, and happy listening!
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In today's episode, high-school Juniors Varoon and Damian are joined by Polititeen correspondent Will Carroll to discuss the double-faced crisis that is rooted in the contemporary defacing of national monuments nationwide. Today's episode takes an interesting turn, with all three parties presenting thoughtful arguments around the moral, ethical, and even the economical basis of such acts. The crew returns for yet another episode that's bound to turn heads; we hope you thoroughly enjoy our discussion. As always, make sure to follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or to connect with us via email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com. Happy listening!
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In today's episode, rising high-school Juniors Varoon and Damian discuss issues that unfolded in the midst of both campaigns for the presidency this year. More specifically, they analyze President Trump's rally over the weekend in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and place bets on what's to come during Tuesday's rally. Diving deep into the moral and ethical basis of the President's rhetoric, they begin an eye-opening discussion like never before casted. As always, make sure to follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or to connect with us via email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com. Happy listening!
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In Friday's special installment, high-school Juniors Varoon and Damian headline their talkshow by delving into a variety of contemporary topics; from discussions on recent SCOTUS decisions to an understanding on the ethical imbalance shown in domestic internment camps, they truly immerse listeners in educated conversation. They are joined by a candidate for Georgia's House of Representatives in District 25, Christa Olenczak, who lays out her plan for improving the environment (socially, politically, and economically) in our district, and discusses her take on the state's most pressing issues. As always, make sure to follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or email us at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com to connect with our initiative. Happy listening!
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In today's episode, Varoon and Damian, two high-school Juniors, discuss new charges against President Trump that have unfolded as a byproduct of former NSA advisor John Bolton's tell-all book "The Room Where It Happened".
They discuss and analyze the President's actions on a variety of accounts -- with regard to foreign affairs, healthcare, race relations, and the 2020 presidential race, taking broad steps to ensure that listeners are kept knowledgeable about actions and legislation from both parties.
Listen for a conversational podcast that dives deep into the moral dilemma that Americans must face when voting this November. As always, make sure to follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or connect with us via email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com. Looking forward to broadcasting to everyone this Friday :)
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In today's special episode, two high-school Juniors, Varoon and Damian, are joined by the former Mayor of Clarkston, Georgia, and current candidate for the seat of Dekalb's Super 6 Commissioner Ted Terry. Varoon and Damian had the opportunity to discuss the issue of racial tensions across America profusely with Ted, and headline today's segment with an in-depth conversation about sparking acceptance in America -- across all boundaries. Listen for an enlightening discussion about how local politician and civic leader Ted Terry has pushed forth policy that stimulates acceptance and community growth, and plans to do as a commissioner in Dekalb County. As always, make sure to follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or shoot us an email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com to connect with our initiative. Happy Monday!
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In today's gripping episode, Varoon and Damian, two high-school Juniors, discuss a variety of moral and ethical issues stemming from President Trump's announcement of an impending executive order to support POCs nationwide. They bring in a rising push from corporations to boycott the placement of ads on the highly controversial "Tucker Carlson Show", and how corporations are finally choosing to support social initiatives for more than their personal gain. Tune in for a fact-filled episode scripted by our thinktank here at Polititeen. As always, make sure to follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or email us at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com to connect with our campaign. Have a great weekend, Polititeen family!
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In today's episode, Varoon and Damian, two high-school Juniors, present a discussion filled with perspective on the ACAB movement and systematic racism within the United States of America. They bring on a new member of the Polititeen family, Will Carroll, as a conservative correspondent to provide insight from the right wing, and have a lengthy discussion about steps that our country can take to move forward in a bipartisan manner. Listen for a fact-filled discussion that encompasses the moral need for a bridge between the ever so evident wealth gap in America. As always, make sure to follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or shoot us an email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com. Happy Wednesday!
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Listen as two high-school students, Damian and Varoon, discuss a variety of contemporary issues that continue to affect the political stage, including protesters' newfound demands to "defund the police", a sweeping reform bill introduced by the Democratic Party earlier this Monday, and the recession that continues to affect Americans on all fronts. As always, follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or shoot us an email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com to connect with our initiative; our inbox is always open. Stay tuned for a killer episode this Wednesday wherein we bring on teen conservative correspondent Will Carroll!
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At the end of our inaugural week for the Polititeen podcast, your hosts Varoon and Damian return for their best segment yet, discussing an issue close to their hearts as residents of Forsyth County, Georgia, a town historically known for racial tensions and injustice. This episode of Polititeen digresses from the topic of race relations in the United States, and discusses socio-political issues that continue to grasp our attention. The Trump administration's handling of the coronavirus outbreak, climate change, and more are discussed in this diverse installment. As always, follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or shoot us an email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com to connect with our initiative. If you'd like to show support for the expelling of the students involved in the hate crimes mentioned, jump to the following petition: change.org/justiceinfoco. Enjoy your weekend, and we'll pick things back up on Monday.
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Rising high-school Juniors Varoon and Damian discuss issues that have unearthed since Polititeen's inaugural podcast this Monday, June 1: from the controversial op-ed written by Tom Cotton pushing forth military action against rioters across the nation to the social media trend that swept our nation, #blackouttuesday. Our hosts return for a discourse that'll keep you on your feet, addressing a need to repair the heart and soul of our nation. Follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or shoot us an email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com to connect with our initiatives.
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Varoon and Damian talk about events related to the brutal murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020, which sparked national outrage over an incontrovertibly flawed system. We bring in how social media has reacted to the issues of today, less-known facts and information from sources that have resurfaced over the past couple of days, accounts from celebrities on the crisis at-hand, interesting debates centered around a need for national unity and change within our communities, and more. Follow us on Twitter @polititeenshow or shoot us an email at polititeenpodcast@gmail.com to connect with our initiative.
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