Damon Hewitt leads the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, while David Johns heads the National Black Justice Coalition. Russell Robinson specializes in race and sexuality at Berkeley Law, and Nina Turner champions economic and racial justice. Together, they dive into the implications of executive orders undermining civil rights, the need for corporate accountability, and strategies for political engagement among Black communities. They advocate for resilience and collective action to tackle systemic barriers and promote true equity.

In this lively discussion, guests include David Johns, who heads the National Black Justice Coalition, and Joanna McClinton, Speaker of the Pennsylvania House. They dive into the urgency of voting and community engagement, especially among young black voters. Jacen Bowman highlights the importance of pride within the community, while Quentin James emphasizes plans for third-party support. Maurice Mitchell discusses grassroots resilience, and Marc Lamont Hill shares perspectives on race and politics, allowing for rich insights into the upcoming elections.