Activism and #MarchforOurLives Data with Dr. Dana Fisher
We talk with Dr. Dana Fisher about who actually showed up and how the March might influence future activism.
April 3, 2018
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Summary
March for Our Lives and the Parkland survivors continue to dominate public debate. We also cover the Kentucky pension crisis, our trade tiff with China, and the responsibilities that come with a public platform.
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Kentucky Pension:
Teachers Rally in Frankfort
Kentucky Schools Shut
China and Trade
China Tariffs on U.S. Products
Tariffs and Intellectual Property
Trump Country and China Tariffs
Alton Sterling & Stephon Clark
The Stephon Clark Tragedy
Sacramento Police Cruiser Hits Woman
Alton Sterling Police Videos (content warning)
Compliment the Other Side:
Sarah - Chris Christie and Scott Pruitt
Beth - Mark Warner and the Russia Investigation
March for Our Lives:
Gun Control and Children
Dr. Dana Fisher
American Resistance
Outside of Politics
Sarah - Wild Wild Country
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