With the 2021 legislative session underway, Kenyatta sits down with ACLU of Georgia political director Christopher Bruce to talk priorities, movement of bills we’ve been monitoring, and a newly introduced bill that could impact the voter rights of Georgians in future elections.

Host Kenyatta Kinloch is joined by four ACLU of Georgia legal observers who discuss their experiences coordinating, observing, and ensuring election integrity at polling locations across our state during the General Election audit.

Host Kenyatta Kinloch is joined by ACLU of Georgia executive director Andrea Young. They discuss being on the heels of Georgia’s historic voter turnout in the General Election, the contested election results, and what lies ahead for Georgia voters as we approach twin, equally historic senate races in January.

Host Kenyatta Kinloch is joined by Alan Waugh and Shelley Chinnan. They are both lifelong democracy defenders. In what has already become one of the most historic elections in our nation’s history, they work to provide expansive access to our sacred right to vote as poll managers of the Fulton County Mobile Voter Buses.

Host Kenyatta Kinloch is joined by 3 ACLU of Georgia volunteers. The group shares what inspired each of them to get involved and become civically engaged citizens. The conversation travels a landscape as expansive as the diverse mix of multi-general and international perspectives.

Liberty Is Peachy host Kenyatta Kinloch talks with Mondale Robinson, Principal and Founder - Black Male Voter Project, an organization that engages and illuminates the experiences of Black men by reinforcing the importance of local civic engagement and by actively engaging with and learning from members of the community.

Liberty Is Peachy host Kenyatta Kinloch talks with James Hammond, Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity via the Eta Lambda chapter, and Louis Bates, Jr., 38th president of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Eta Lambda chapter seated in Atlanta. The conversation illustrates the importance of having poll workers signed up, trained, and ready to defend our democracy ahead of the November 3rd General election.

A conversation between the ACLU of Georgia political director and Georgia NAACP president Rev. James “Major” Woodall with Kenyatta Kinloch, host of Liberty is Peachy. Three African American men in Georgia discuss white supremacy, killing based on the color of one’s skin, and what we can do.

Andrea Young, executive director of the ACLU of Georgia, talks with host Kenyatta Kinloch about the tremendous racial disparities in the testing and healthcare treatment of African American Georgians during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Host Kenyatta Kinloch talks with staff attorney Kosha Tucker about ACLU letters urging the state parole board to use its constitutional power to release those aged 62 and older. “None of these men received a death sentence when they were convicted. Yet, if they remain in prison, that is what could happen. They could die,” Tucker said.