Native Land Pod Tears, Trauma, Triggered
Aug 28, 2025
Hosts dive into the emotional complexities of leadership and accountability amidst crises, particularly focusing on the police takeover in D.C. They explore innovative solutions like self-sustaining communities for Black residents. Discussions branch into the historical trauma affecting marginalized groups and the urgent need for systemic reforms. A listener's pushback on political accountability raises essential questions about representation and the pressing fight against injustices, particularly for Black women.
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How To Charter A New Municipality
- Petition your county to charter a municipality if you want a self-governing city with municipal services.
- Expect legal and contracting limits with the county and plan governance, services, and funding accordingly.
Historical Fragility Of Black Autonomous Towns
- Historical attempts at Black self-sufficient towns were frequently met with violent destruction by white actors.
- Creating autonomous safety requires planning for external threats, not just internal governance.
DC Federal Police Presence And Young People
- Tiffany and Angela recount witnessing heavy federal policing and a woman arrested at Gallery Place Metro for alleged fare evasion.
- The hosts highlight young people being traumatized and organizations like Free DC providing support.
