Polls The DNC Is Ignoring & Organizing To Do w/ Matt Bruenig, Malaika Jabali & Joshua Kahn Russell
November 5, 2020
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as posted by the channelJournalist Malaika Jabali () and People's Policy Project founder Matt Bruenig () talk to Katie and Nando () about the results so far, what they mean, and the failures of the Democrats. Then organizer Joshua Kahn Russell talks about how to make sure every vote is counted and how it will be easier to organize under Biden, not because he's progressive or open to change but because various political alliances, dynamics and power balances.
Malaika Jabali is a writer, filmmaker, attorney, activist and columnist at The Guardian. She's the director "Left Out" ( ) a documentary in which she travels around Milwaukee to ask Black residentswho are facing one of the worst economic crises in America's historyif they think policies like Medicare for All or free college tuition are "too far left." She didn't have much luck. The film was based on her groundbreaking article "The Color of Economic Anxiety" (), which was published by Current Affairs.
Matt Bruenig is the founder the People's Policy Project, a crowdfunded think tank (), which you can follow hereand support hereHe's also the cohost of The Bruenigs podcast with Elizabeth Bruenig ()
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