Alma Guillermoprieto joins us to talk about the future of Colombia after decades of civil war.
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Alma Guillermoprieto joins us to talk about the future of Colombia after decades of civil war.
Read moreFenton Johnson talks about what’s next for the LGBTQ rights movement – and about how the marriage ruling may have actually slowed some of its momentum.
Read moreJournalist Petra Bartosiewicz and photographer Christopher Gregory join us to talk about how U.S. policy towards Puerto Rico almost guarantees that it will never recover from Hurricane Maria and future disasters.
Read moreGreg Barker joins us to talk about traveling the world with John Kerry, Samantha Power and other U.S. diplomats, which he captures in his “The Final Year.”
Read moreIjeoma Oluo joins us to talk about how privilege, police brutality and academic opportunity inform our conversations about race.
Read moreStephanie A. Martin joins us to talk about how social media has changed the way the media covers the White House.
Read moreR. Marie Griffith joins us to talk about how the split between liberal Protestants and more conservative Christians set the stage for many of the cultural battles still fought today.
Read moreBruce Katz joins us to talk about how cities can tackle everything from economic disparity to environmental sustainability.
Read moreMadeleine Albright joins us to talk about her career and life as a woman in leadership.
Read moreFenton Johnson talks about what’s next for the LGBTQ rights movement – and about how the marriage ruling may have actually slowed some of its momentum.
Read moreWe’ll get a better understanding of how the bill will affect everyday Americans from Chye-Ching Huang, Deputy Director of Federal Tax Policy at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
Read moreBrookings senior fellow Jonathan Rauch talks about the role of activist groups in the process by which candidates are recruited for office.
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