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Much like the rest of the country, jails in Miami-Dade County double as de facto mental health facilities for people with mental health issues cycling through the criminal justice system. But Miami-Dade's Criminal Mental Health Project has taken the lead in addressing the needs of this population. Now it is...
This week on CounterSpin: Looking back at Equal Pay Day, April 2, it seems strange that when the subject is the fact that women continue to be paid less than men for the same work—and women of color still less—such a lot of the conversation is not about how we can...
Attorney James Goodale On Julian Assange Arrest Last week, at the behest of the U.S. government, police entered the Ecuadorian Embassy and arrested Julian Assange on charges of espionage. This case promises to threaten the First Amendment rights of all journalists. We're honored to have one of the nation's foremost authorities...
Elliot Mincberg: Trump-Appointed Federal Judges Overturning Worker, Women’s, Consumer, Environmental and LGBTQ Rights Chuck Collins: U.S. Public Opinion Favors Bold Action to Address Rising Economic Inequality Katherine Smith: Community Volunteers Provide Vital Services to Current Wave of Asylum-Seekers Arriving at U.S.-Mexico Border Bob Nixon: This Week’s Under-reported News Summary
Hosts Read Poem by Lawrence Ferlinghetti Who Turned 100. Michael Smith Talks About New Book Lawyers For The Left: In the Courts, In the Streets And On the Air. ---- Attorney Chesa Boudin: Prison and Cash Bail Reform Recently we have seen people who are progressives run for the office of prosecutor...
Lewis Wallace was a reporter at Marketplace. You may have heard his voice on the Marketplace Morning Report with David Brancaccio. That was, until he publicly questioned the role of objectivity in a Medium post. We need to let go of idea that objectivity is dying. A more useful framework is...
This week on CounterSpin: For many of us, while we recognize that the priorities and practices of news media affect our lives, news programming isn’t where we live, so to speak. It’s creative media—dramas, comedies, even cartoons—that engage us, with their opportunity to stretch imaginations, shift perspectives, reveal often hidden...
Dr. Ed Weisbart: Trump Effort to Dismantle Obamacare Underscores Need for Medicare for All Tim Judson: 40 Years After Three Mile Island Accident, Renewable Energy Eclipsing Nuclear Power Benie N'Sumbu: Connecticut Students Push for African-American Studies in Public School Curriculum Bob Nixon: This Week’s Under-reported News Summary
