One of the reasons I created this show is to amplify the voices of people working to improve the lives of people within their community, often unsung.

In today’s episode, I will be talking to Kimara Snipes with the Nebraska Civic Engagement Table. She is an organizer, community advocate, and champion of civic engagement. We’re gonna talk with her about her journey to community organizing as well as the work that she and her team are leading at the Nebraska Civic Engagement Table. Tune in to hear why I call her the modern-day Shirley Chisholm! Follow Me on Twitter @whittneyrich!

There's been so much going on politically that it's hard to know where to begin! In today's episode, I discuss the Speaker of the House fiasco from the top of the year, the lack of action by Attorney General Merrick Garland, and why we should be asking if Biden can beat DeSantis instead of whether Biden is too old to run. 

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Rev. Art J. Gordon is the Pastor of the St. John Missionary Baptist Church and the Senior Advisor for Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, where he manages stakeholder and community engagement for the Massachusetts 7th congressional district. We talk about Art’s journey to pastoring, community outreach, and activism as well as his experience working for political campaigns. We also recap this year's many political milestones and discuss our predictions for the next two years. Tune in for a critical, in-depth discussion with one of the country's most passionate forces for change!

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Professor Craig Jackson is a constitutional law professor at the Thurgood Marshall School of Law at Texas Southern University in Houston, Texas. We talk about the unprecedented nature of the leaked Supreme Court opinion, the court's reasoning in overturning Roe v. Wade, the future of abortion rights, and judicial oversight in light of the Ginni Thomas and Justice Alito accusations. Tune in for an enlightening and insightful discussion of this year's landmark Supreme Court decision! Check out Prof. Jackson's blog here https://boisterousthoughtsandmodestrant.wordpress.com/

Tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2022, is one of the most important elections of our lifetime. Today, I’m going to talk about the races I will be watching closely as well as the political crossroads we find ourselves in at this moment in time. 

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Do politicians actually help people? When we look at society, what do our conditions say about our values? This episode is your introduction to me, your host Whittney Richardson, my lifelong interest in politics, and why I think our values need to evolve to prioritize people with the least amount of resources. Tune in to hear my why for creating the show and what to expect in future episodes.

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Precious McKesson is the executive director of the Nebraska Democratic Party and a powerful, passionate, force in the fight for democracy. We talk about the Nebraska Midterm Election, the January 6th Insurrection, her work with the Biden Administration and Campaign, and why our vote is one of the most powerful tools we have as citizens of this country.

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Political Evolution is an exploration of the American government's past, present, and future and the impact of public policy decisions on the lives of people in poor and marginalized communities. Join us as we speak to professors, analysts, policymakers, and community leaders to unpack the current news cycle, history, and the commonalities between the two. Hosted by Whittney Richardson, a lawyer, political analyst, and fierce advocate for a more just and equitable America.