Speak Up Speak Out

Our episode is about how our world would be better if the United States citizens and the government treated immigrants as human beings. We try to convince people to give them the same rights as any other because every single person counts no matter where they come from. We should put ourselves in their shoes and treat others the way we want to be treated. 

We talk about the ICE arrests, Trump's zero-tolerance policy, and the hardships of obtaining a green card.

Addressing and bringing awareness to the injustices poor minorities face in our current justice system and how they are affected.

Our group aims to shed more light on the issues surrounding incarcerated women and how we as citizens can help alleviate them.

How women struggle to grow in the industry or explore other genres.

Trans women are being discriminated and unrepresented in the fashion and modeling industry which leads to them to not have as many job opportunities. These industries have started to include them more lately, but the problem is, are they doing it because they really care about trans rights or because they see it as a "trend"? 

This episode highlights the injustice of minorities treated by the justice system. 

As citizens of this country, we often don’t value the privilege of living here while there are young migrants who are coming to the U.S escaping violence and poverty in Central America. The trauma they face on their way here along with the challenge of assimilating to a new country is overlooked. We need to be informed about their situation and help by providing them with resources that will build bridges to establish their roots in the United States. 

In this episode, we discuss what police brutality is, how it affects minorities and people of color, and what you, as a listener, can do to help put an end to police brutality. 

We are mixing the topics of feminism and LGBTQ+ rights, specifically pointing out how woman are often attacked more than males for gender bias. Gender bias often goes unnoticed due to the social norms and established stereotypes that we tend to associate with genders. This topic is not talked about much, causing there to not be enough awareness about it. We are trying to make sure to spread awareness about gender bias and incite action to help solve this issue.