Harris/Waltz's Nonexistent Policies, Gaza and More w/ Dr. CBS

Aug 20, 2024

Charisse Burden-Stelly, an Associate Professor of African American Studies at Wayne State University, dives into pressing issues from Palestine to U.S. domestic policies. She critiques the vague campaigns of Harris and Waltz, relating them to the larger context of Black and Palestinian activism. The discussion spans stagnant wages, mass incarceration, and foreign policy interventions, revealing how systemic racism and economic exploitation intertwine. Burden-Stelly emphasizes the need for accountable, intersectional activism to combat oppression globally.

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Intro

00:00 • 2min

Navigating Political Ambiguity

01:47 • 14min

Navigating Political Resistance and Imperialism

15:36 • 28min

Exploring Minimum Wage, Mass Incarceration, and Economic Exploitation

43:36 • 3min

Critique of Political Parties and Marginalization

46:27 • 5min

Navigating Complex International Negotiations

51:47 • 2min