The Switch Up With Cheyanne M. Daniels

The Switch Up With Cheyanne M. Daniels

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  • Walk to Freedom Turns 60: Miles to Go – A Discussion on the March on Washington for Jobs & Freedom

    Sixty years ago, the March on Washington for Jobs & Freedom saw Martin Luther King Jr. give his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech. Both the march and speech were seminal moments instrumental in the passage of the watershed Civil Rights Act of 1964. Where does the fight for equal opportunity and civil rights stand today?


    Guests

    • Governor Wes Moore (D-Maryland)
    • Martin Luther King III & Andrea Waters King
    • Derrick Johnson, NAACP President & CEO
    • Courtland Cox, Chairperson of the SNCC Legacy Project
    • Al Sharpton, National Action Network

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      36 min
    • The changing face of America: Black women excelling in politics

      Rep. Summer Lee made history in 2022 when she became the first Black woman elected to serve in the House of Representatives for Pennsylvania. Since her swearing-in, Lee has joined the Congressional Black Caucus, where she co-chairs the Race and Justice Taskforce, and serves on the executive board of the Congressional Progressive Caucus. But why does the drive for change consistently come from the hearts and souls of Black women? And how are we seeing a new wave of Black women changing the face of American politics?


      Guests

      • Summer Lee, (D-Pennsylvania)

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      19 min
    • #BlackLivesMatter 10 years later

      Within the last decade, organizers and advocates have turned out to protest the deaths of Black Americans at the hands of law enforcement. 10 years after its first use, more than 44 million tweets with the hashtag BlackLivesMatter exist on Twitter, according to Pew Research Center.

      On this episode of The Switch Up, we reflect on the last 10 years of work to spread the message that Black Lives Matter. What’s been done so far — and where do we have left to go?


      Guests

      • D’Zhane Parker, Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation board member
      • Alicia Garza, Principal of the Black to the Futures Action Fund
      • Shalomyah Bowers, Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation board member
      •  Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-Massachusetts)
      • Cicely Gay, Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation board member

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        33 min
      • Black queer activists you should know

        Black Americans have been vital in the fight for civil rights, and not just when it comes to race.

        Numerous Black queer activists have fought for decades to secure equal rights for the LGBTQ community, yet their names are often left out of history books. This year, they’ve begun to receive more attention — particularly after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis argued queer history and Black history had no connection.

        But many argue the contributions of Black queer activists have been vital in the fight for equality over the years.  


        Guests

        • David Johns, Executive Director, National Black Justice Coalition
        • Leslie Hall, Human Rights Campaign, Director of Historically Black Colleges & Universities Program
        • Brooke Migdon, Staff reporter at The Hill
        • Dr. Marlon M. Bailey, Black queer theorist and critical/performance ethnographer

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          32 min

        About The Switch Up With Cheyanne M. Daniels

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        The Switch Up podcast series — hosted by The Hill’s Cheyanne Daniels — explores the intersection of race and politics through intimate conversations with leading scholars, advocates, and legislators…