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Dr. Sue Weishar interviews Karla Rosas, a Loyola grad and DACA recipient, about helping Dreamers and the Dream Act of 2017.
Sue Weishar, Ph.D. interviews Mississippi Dreamer about growing up in the Gulf South and her community life after the 2016 election.
Nicholas Mitchell, Ph.D., examines the lingering remnants of the Confederate South in his native Louisiana.
Fr. Kammer calls on the spiritual writings of Henri Nouwen to guide us to a more enriching resistance.
Nicholas Mitchell, Ph.D., addresses the threat of White supremacy in light of the recent riot in Charlottesville, VA.
Fr. Kammer addresses the issues of a senate "repeal and replace" health care bill.
Dr. Bustamante discusses why protecting retirement is in the Common Good.
Dr. Weishar explores life after prison through Thomas Johnson's experience.
Dr. Mitchell examines race radicalization from a causation lens.
Ms. Donovan discusses the danger of block grant funding for Medicaid and SNAP.