Michelle Alexander: Beyond Black Spring
Protests against police violence continue across the US, and this week's episode continues our exclusive reporting on the movement behind the protests. How are the legacies of the eras of slavery, reconstruction, and Jim Crow still with us today? Laura talks to civil rights lawyer, advocate, and legal scholar Michelle Alexander about citizenship and the prison industrial complex. Michelle Alexander is author of the best-selling book The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness, a book which has taken on even more urgency in the current protest moment. This episode also features an exclusive new report from Baltimore, with a look at the issues behind the recent uprising, from housing to education to jobs, and Laura connects the issue of lead paint in Baltimore homes to the death of Freddie Gray.

A Talk w/Michelle Alexander- How the US Gov, Prisons, Banks & CIA Profit From The War on Drugs

Michelle Alexander: "The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness"

The Niagara Movement | The Early Battle for Civil Rights

The myth that stupidity means low intelligence | Jonny Thomson: Full Interview

Cornel West on Trans Rights, Bernie Sanders, Michael Eric Dyson, and B.B. King

Is anyone actually 100% Black? Henry Louis Gates Jr. on DNA, race, and power

Claire Keegan and the art of subtraction

A Conversation Between Michelle Alexander & Angela Davis (10/20/17)

White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Nation's Divide

Spirit of Justice: Michelle Alexander and Naomi Klein

Peace and Justice Summit: Mass Incarceration

Jim Crow of the North | Redlining and Racism in Minnesota | Full Documentary

The New Jim Crow -- with Cornel West

Malcolm X Interview (1963)

Jewish settler in the occupied Westbank, Yisrael Medad - Jung & Naiv: Episode 840

Michelle Alexander: Locked Out of the American Dream

The Truth About America's "Wood Basket": Why the U.S. South is Losing Its Forests | Brittons Neck...

Michelle Alexander - Mass Incarceration in the United States

Spirit of Justice: Angela Davis and Michelle Alexander

