Adrianne leads a roundtable discussion of the House's passage of the SAVE Act and an update on the election challenge in the North Carolina Supreme Court election. Marcus Bass, executive director of Advance Carolina, and Fair Elections Center Vice President Rebekah Caruthers join the show.

Culture critic and journalist Soraya McDonald joins Adrianne to talk more about Senator Cory Booker’s history making speech and why a little symbolism can go a long way. Ashley Shelton, president and CEO of the Louisiana based Power Coalition for Equity and Justice, also joined the show to talk more about the amazing show of force by Black voters who led a major rebuke of four constitutional amendments championed by the state’s governor.

Adrianne discusses the April 5 Hands Off National Day of Action with Joel Payne, chief of comms at MoveOn. She is later joined by Reverend Cece Jones-Davis in a discussion about faith and resilience and how we can sharpen our discernment in how to get involved in these times.

Jitu Brown, national director of Journey for Justice Alliance,  joins Adrianne in the first of two conversations to discuss the role of the Department of Education and the first for education equity.

Adrianne is joined by former U.S. Rep. Jamaal Bowman to discuss Senate Democrats' failure to hold the line on the recent funding showdown in Congress. Dr. Regina Davis Moss, President and CEO of In Our Own Voice and In Our Own Voice Action Fund, later joins to talk about the impact of potential Medicaid cuts and what it means for Black families.

Adrianne continues the discussion of neo-segregation and the importance of leadership and organizing at the state and local level.

Adrianne discusses the rise of neo-segregation and how communities are stepping up to protect our civil rights.

Dr. Weadé James joins Adrianne to discuss attacks on public education and the effort to dismantle the Department of Education.

Leslie Fields-Cruz, executive director of Black Public Media, talks with Adrianne about the importance of supporting and resourcing Black filmmakers and other creatives who take on the noble task of telling our stories.

Adrianne talks with Christopher Towler, principal investigator of the Black Voter Project about the power and importance of Black political participation and what the pundits get wrong about Black voters. Listen, share and subscribe!