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Millennial Review episodes

  • Intersectionality and Integrating Power in Bolivia

    Justin ignores everything happening in the United States and talks instead about what we can learn from the struggle in Bolivia and the political coalitions it created.

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    59 min
  • TEASER: The Election They Could Have Stolen

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    Justin looks at how the effort to steal the election went and what last ditch efforts the Trump campaign might throw our way. Then once with those legal challenges out of the way what kind of maneuvers Trump and the Republicans might take in order to solidify their power.

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    10 min
  • Biden Blew It

    Joe Biden is likely to be the next president, but he massively underperformed and failed to flip the Senate. We discuss how and why it went wrong.

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    1 hr 15 min
  • Another Stolen Election?

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    Justin takes a look at the voter fraud narratives and election litigation swirling around, and then specifically looks at Florida in 2000 and what culminated in Bush v. Gore to get a sense for what might happen if Trump contests the election.

    Organize. Mobilize. We have to stop this.

    1 hr 52 min
  • TEASER: Another Stolen Election?

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    Justin takes a look at the voter fraud narratives and election litigation swirling around, and then specifically looks at Florida in 2000 and what culminated in Bush v. Gore to get a sense for what might happen if Trump contests the election.

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    11 min
  • Abolish the Police

    In this unlocked Patreon episode, Trevor examines the logics that underlie and reinforce our system and what it means to be an abolitionist. For hours of additional context like this episode, join us on Patreon at patreon.com/millennialreview

    57 min
  • Our 2020 Election Predictions

    Trevor and Justin break down their election predictions, starting with the presidency, moving to the Senate and then the House. A little bit on some important ballot initiatives, and then listener questions.

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    2 hr 23 min
  • Defeating Nancy Pelosi with Shahid Buttar

    Justin sits down with Shahid Buttar to discuss his ongoing campaign to unseat Nancy Pelosi. They cover the allegations surrounding his campaign from this summer, how he has built the movement locally and nationally, and what his role in that movement as a potential leader is. 

    Help Shahid defeat Nancy Pelosi, get involved, donate, and find out how to vote in California's 12th district here. Link to the Gloria Berry medium piece.  Link to the Humanist Report interview.

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    1 hr
  • TEASER: What is Violence? When is it Necessary?

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    Justin begins a patron-only series looking at the relationship between peaceful movements based on civil disobedience and more revolutionary forms of organizing open to political violence. This is the first part laying out the definitions of violence and when it might be necessary, with more in depth discussion of history and political movements and moments to follow.

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    11 min

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