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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Where We Go from Here

Two Years in the Resistance

Book • 2018

Author

Bernie Sanders

In this book, Bernie Sanders details his experiences and efforts from June 2016 to August 2018, highlighting his involvement in the resistance movement and his advocacy for democratic and social justice causes.

The book provides insights into his political actions and his vision for the future of American politics.

Mentioned by

Austin Julio Broughton

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Lex Fridman

as one of

Bernie Sanders

' books.

398 snips

#450 – Bernie Sanders Interview

Mentioned by

Coleman Hughes

as a book where Martin Luther King complained about hearing anti-Semitic comments.

37 snips

Episode 51: Antisemitism and the Black experience

Mentioned in the introduction as King's final book, summing up his legacy.

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Martin Luther King Jr. – Part Two – Owning the dream

Mentioned as the author of the book on the paths of Negro-white unity

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Martin Luther King Jr. – Part One – Eyes on the Prize

Mentioned by

Aubrey Carter

as an example of AI's incorrect word stress in a sentence.

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AEE 2212: What Can You Learn From AI Mispronunciation?

Mentioned by

Corey Walker

when discussing the question that every minister and community should be asking themselves.

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Is America Possible? with Corey Walker & Bill Leonard

Recommended by

Jamar Tisby

to not just resist current events, but to have a positive vision for what we want to bring about.

Empathy, Solidarity, and Resisting the Trumpian Military State

Mentioned by Michael Illuzzi as King's last major book, calling people to fix the problems of the United States.

Michael J. Illuzzi, "Mending the Nation: Reclaiming We The People in a Populist Age" (UP of Kansas, 2025)

Mentioned by

Coleman Hughes

, wrote in his final book, the doctrine of congenital inferiority of a people.

The Mood Music of Anti-Racism (Coleman Hughes)

Mentioned by

Sam Bettley

as the latest album, created as a gift to the fans.

Asking Alexandria - Sam Bettley (2023)

Mentioned by

John Hope Bryant

when discussing Dr. King's work and legacy.

INTERVIEW: John Hope Bryant Talks Dream Forward Event, Trump Tariffs, Financial Literacy, Economic Growth +More

Mentioned by Johanna Fernandez as a book read by Cha-Cha Jimenez while in solitary confinement.

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Malcolm Foley

mentions reading this book in early 2022, which gave him a language to communicate the issues discussed in his book.

[Faith] Episode 59: Malcolm Foley - The Connection Between Racism and Greed

Recommended by

Claudia De La Cruz

as a reflection on the implementation of civil rights laws and the need for economic and political decision-making power.

Side Effects of Socialism (with Claudia De la Cruz)

Mentioned by

Jelani Cobb

as King's last book, written in 1967, addressing economic inequality and the civil rights movement's turning point.

Reflecting on Martin Luther King Jr.’s Legacy in the Age of Trump

Mentioned by

Coleman Hughes

as having a good definition of racism in his final book.

Is race politics poisoning young minds? Coleman Hughes weighs in

Mentioned by

Clayborne Carson

as the last book Martin Luther King Jr. wrote.

MLK and Color Blindness

Mentioned when discussing King's later views on fixing the United States and the promissory note of its beginning.

Michael J. Illuzzi, "Mending the Nation: Reclaiming We The People in a Populist Age" (UP of Kansas, 2025)

Mentioned by

James Clyburn

, referring to Martin Luther King Jr.'s last book and its relevance to current events.

Rep. James Clyburn on the Black politicians that shaped America

Austin Julio Broughton

quotes from it, stating that in order for the Negro to truly grow, we must accept that he is neither totally African nor totally Western.

Chad O. Jackson vs Austin Off Script – Martin Luther King DEBATE | DSH #1734

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