Today on the show: a whistleblower says the Trump administration is interfering with the Department of Homeland Security. Cops and their too-cozy relationship with white supremacists. The complex issues regarding guns in the District. Moral Monday and the Poor People’s Campaign is working to energize low income voters. And we remember the shock of four little girls murdered in Birmingham. All that, and more!

Today on the show: a sobering look at the presidential campaign by a former Republican National Committee Chair. The barriers to homeless voting during this pandemic. The battle against mining injustice in Guatemala. And our young staff members reflect on the times in which we live. All that and more!

Today on the show: a COVID-19 “die-in” at Georgia Tech. The Biden campaign condemned Women’s March founder Linda Sarsour, angering Muslim Democrats. Not all critiques of Senator Kamala Harris are made equal. An anniversary March on Washington is coming, and we hear the voice of original March architect, A. Philip Randolph. All that and more!

Today on the show: Pan Africanism, and Black August, the new Black History Month. Fair Housing and the presidential campaign. Getting it right for our school children this fall. And the voices of Monday Morning QB’s youth contingent. All that and more!

Today on the show: The history and implications of children in detention. Is a “people’s vaccine” for coronavirus near? Paradigm shifts in science with Sonia Shah. And making the case for reparations payments to the descendants of slaves. All that and more!

Today on the show: Will there be quick relief for workers in the next coronavirus bill? And what about help preventing evictions? Teachers continue to make their voices heard on school reopening. And four former presidents of the D.C. Bar Association say that Attorney General William Barr should have his license to practice law revoked. All that and more!