BURN IT DOWN WITH KIM BROWN
“Burn It Down with Kim Brown” is a show from The Real News Network calling out systemic issues within our society and envisioning a new world where we talk with people about how to restructure and create systems that are inclusive of everyone. We keep it real, and will actively destroy myths that the media and politicians love that we believe, like American Exceptionalism.
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We are all we’ve got: Why mutual aid is more critical than ever
Time and again, Congress has made clear that it will not provide people with the help they desperately need. So, mutual aid organizers are answering the call and doing what the government won’t.
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Unemployment benefits expiring, evictions mounting, COVID-19 (still) raging—and yet, Congress’s latest proposed relief package is even paltrier than the first. We discuss the effects of living under a callous and inept government.
Proud Boys run wild while police stand by (again)
The Proud Boys hit the streets yet again this week to protest the validity of the general election results and demonstrate their undying support for Donald Trump. We discuss why, with stabbings and a shooting taking place at these demonstrations, police continue to take a hands-off approach.
Was Andrés Guardado the target of a police gang initiation?
With witnesses disappearing and officers involved pleading the Fifth, the investigation into the police killing of Andrés Guardado in Compton is looking pretty damn sketchy.
Obama knows something about slogans that disappoint people
Mr. All Hope And No Change says ‘defund the police’ is a mere slogan and not an explicit policy demand (which it is).
Cabinet of the living dead
Biden’s cabinet picks so far read like a murderers’ row of detested Clintonites, Obamaites, and neoliberal zombies. Is anyone surprised?
The double struggle of Black Native Americans
The legacy of slavery and anti-Black racism haunts Indian Country, too. To this day, Black descendants of Indigenous nations fight for acknowledgment and citizenship from their tribes.
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