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#SundayCivics

By: L. Joy Williams
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  • #SundayCivics is a weekly show that teaches civic education and engagement using the current political landscape.
    This website and its content is copyright of LJW Community Strategies, LLC
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Episodes
  • Episode 244: Black Voters Matter in the South

    Episode 244: Black Voters Matter in the South
    May 9 2024
    In an enlightening conversation on Sunday Civics, L. Joy brings Cliff Albright, co-founder and Executive Director of Black Voters Matter Fund, to the front of the class to explore the depths of Black civic engagement and the pivotal role it plays in shaping democracy, particularly in the South. Through their spirited dialogue, they delve into the history, challenges, and triumphs of mobilizing Black voters, underscoring the significance of understanding and leveraging political power within Black communities.
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  • Episode 238: The Power of Identity in Democracy

    Episode 238: The Power of Identity in Democracy
    Mar 24 2024
    In this episode L. Joy welcomes special guest Kat Calvin back to the front of the class. Kat is the founder and executive director of Spread The Vote + Project ID and the cofounder and CEO of the Project ID Action Fund. Kat Calvin is the author of "American Identity Crisis: Notes from an Accidental Activist," where she shares her experience at the front line of social activism in America, emphasizing the complexities of getting an ID in the U.S. and how social media has played an important role in her activism.
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  • Episode 237: Vengeance Is Not Justice

    Episode 237: Vengeance Is Not Justice
    Feb 6 2024
    The death penalty does not deter crime yet 39 states still commit the barbaric practice. Although in recent polls Americans believe the death penalty is applied unfairly, most are still in favor of the practice. To tackle this controversial topic, L. Joy brings Jamila Hodge, the Executive Director of Equal Justice USA, to the front of the class to delve into the social, racial, and economic disparities prevalent in its administration, the historical context, and potential alternative paths to justice.
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