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Before WWII, the Jewish Bund was a major force in Eastern European Jewish politics.

On UpFront, Molly Crabapple discusses its socialist roots, opposition to Zionism, resistance to antisemitism, and largely forgotten history.

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What should teachers be allowed to discuss when the subject itself is politically contested?

On Hard Knock Radio, Bay Area educators discuss antisemitism, Palestine and the growing battle over classroom speech in California schools.

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“They’re absolute hellholes.”

Refugee rights attorney Isabella Mosselmans describes the conditions facing clients deported by the U.S. to Equatorial Guinea, including alleged police violence, denial of medical care and malaria.

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“I was a permanent resident. I’m still a permanent resident. Never committed a crime.”

Mahmoud Khalil speaks with Democracy Now! about his detention, the effort to deport him, and why he believes his case is about the right to speak out for Palestine.

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Howard Zinn served as a WWII bombardier. In this archival Against the Grain interview, he tells Sasha Lilley how reading accounts from Hiroshima changed his understanding of bombing. Zinn discusses civil rights organizing, war, and the experiences that shaped A People’s History of the United States.

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Mahmoud Khalil was held in ICE detention for 104 days. Now he's written the book. Sat 10/3, 1pm: Oakland, with AROC Action and CCR. No one turned away. Sun 10/4, 4pm: Corte Madera, in conversation with KPFA's Cat Brooks. Details at kpfa.org/events

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Twenty-five years after Fast Food Nation, Eric Schlosser discusses what he describes as America’s “two food systems” and why access to healthy food remains part of the conversation.

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Second Nature director Drew Denny recalls being taught that queerness was “unnatural,”until gay penguin dads, bisexual bonobos and sex-changing fish showed her a much different natural world.

Hear her conversation with Joan Roughgarden and Amy Parish on Women’s Magazine at KPFA.org
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