Radical Roots Podcast

Radical Roots Podcast
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Radical Roots: Progress Through Action
Live from Union County, North Carolina! Radical Roots is a bold and unapologetic podcast where we dig deep into politics, community empowerment, and social change through the lens of history and lived experiences. From national policies to local grassroots efforts, we expose hypocrisy, challenge propaganda, and amplify voices that fight for progress.
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The podcast engages with themes of voter suppression, grassroots organizing, and political strategy, with episodes exploring the impact of gerrymandering legislation in North Carolina, the role of community activism in elections, and the historical context behind current political struggles, such as the discussions on economic justice and racial equity.

Radical Roots: Progress Through Action
Live from Union County, North Carolina! Radical Roots is a bold and unapologetic podcast where we dig deep into politics, community empowerment, and social change through the lens of history and lived experiences. From national policies to local grassroots efforts, we expose hypocrisy, challenge propaganda, and amplify voices that fight for progress.

Radical Roots Podcast – Episode 27: Starving for Justice: The Power of Radical Resistance
Sunday, April 27 |
8:30 PM ET In this timely episode of Radical Roots, we sit down with Professor Ralph Armbruster-Sandoval of UC Santa Barbara’s Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies. A leading scholar and activist, Professor Armbruster-Sandoval brings decades of insight into social movements, labor struggles, and the fight for racial justice.Symbl EmojisWe dig deep into:
The legacy and lessons of hunger strikes as a form of resistance, inspired by his book Starving for Justice.
How liberation theology and Marxist theory inform contemporary activism.
The role of multiracial coalitions in challenging systemic oppression.
The impact of student activism on institutional change, including the establishment of Chicana and Chicano Studies programs.
Strategies for sustaining movements in the face of political and social adversity.
The critical role of labor unions in today's activism, exemplified by the SMART union's demand for the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a union apprentice wrongfully deported and imprisoned in El Salvador .We also hit on:
General Strike & Coalition Building
Performative protest vs. real organizing
Spectacle vs. substance
Failures of the Democratic Party
David Hogg vs. DNC establishment
Youth leadership and local power here in Union County, NC
The danger of political cowardice
Pete Hegseth's Failures Putting Us in Permanent DangerJoin us for an enlightening conversation that bridges historical struggles with today's fight for justice.
Radical Roots is a bold and unapologetic podcast where we dig deep into politics, community empowerment, and social change through the lens of history and lived experiences. From national policies to local grassroots efforts, we expose hypocrisy, challenge propaganda, and amplify voices that fight for progress.
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