Nicholas Casey

Nicholas Casey, a national politics reporter for The New York Times, joins activist Julius Irving, a former felon, as they navigate Florida's voting rights landscape. They discuss the significant impact of Amendment Four, which has the potential to add 1.5 million voters, and highlight the ongoing challenges faced by formerly incarcerated individuals. Irving shares his grassroots efforts in voter registration and the legal hurdles that complicate the path to electoral participation, revealing the personal stories that drive the fight for voting rights.

Nicholas Casey, a national politics reporter at The New York Times, dives into the impact of the pandemic on college students. He highlights how remote learning has intensified existing inequalities that were once masked by campus life. Personal stories from Haverford College reveal emotional struggles and resilience amid financial hardships. Casey captures the challenges faced by students adapting to new realities while also navigating personal crises and a tough job market. It’s a compelling look at education during unprecedented times.