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Susan and Renee go over what's on the line in 2025.
info_outline 80 A Holiday BreakAdvocacy Bites
Renee and Susan celebrate the holidays with an episode about what’s been making them think and bringing them joy recently. Books: Author Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha Care Work: Dreaming Disability Justice; and The Future is Disabled: Prophecies, Love Notes, and Mourning Songs Author Colson Whitehead The Underground Railroad Show: Star Trek Discovery, Severance Check out your Local Library and Indie Bookstores: In Raleigh, check out , Trans Artist:
info_outline 79 Back To BasicsAdvocacy Bites
Susan and Renee review over some ideas for getting started as an Every Day Advocate.
info_outline 78 The Landslide Will Bring You DownAdvocacy Bites
Renee and Susan process the 2024 election.
info_outline 77 School Board Meeting ShenanigansAdvocacy Bites
Renee talks about how a right-wing candidate engineered a controversy at the school board to make herself a free campaign ad.
info_outline 76 Pre-Election Grab BagAdvocacy Bites
Renee and Susan discuss a variety of news/issues that have popped up, including the North Carolina legislature's determination to expand vouchers, the recovery from Hurricane Helene, the bad proposed Constitutional amendment on our ballot, and new (and, it turns out) highly orchestrated attacks on our public schools and trans kids. For the show notes:
info_outline 75 The Safety DanceAdvocacy Bites
Susan and Renee discuss what it means when candidates talk about “school safety.”
info_outline 74 We're Judging, and So Should You!Advocacy Bites
Renee and Susan talk about the important of judicial races this year.
info_outline 73 Project DiscriminationAdvocacy Bites
Susan and Renee discuss the Republican plan for federal education policy.
info_outline 72 Religious Instruction in SchoolsAdvocacy Bites
Susan and Renee look at Oklahoma and Louisiana and discuss the trend of religious instruction in public education as well as the changes in Title IX. .
info_outlineRenee talks about how a right-wing candidate engineered a controversy at the school board to make herself a free campaign ad.