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Lori Lizarraga
Verified
Co-Host, Code Switch
Philadelphia
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public policy issues and more. state governmentPolitics
algebra
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By B.A. Parker, Christina Cala Verified, Courtney Stein Verified, Jess Kung Verified, Xavier Lopez Verified, Xavier López, Leah Donnella Verified, Jasmine Romero, Gene Demby Verified, Lori Lizarraga Verified| NPR Verified This week, we talk to Native journalist Rebecca Nagle about her new book, By the Fire We Carry: The Generations-Long Fight for Justice on Native Land. The book goes back and forth between the history of Native displacement in the United States and a recent Supreme Court decision that rectifies some of the sins of that displacement. This episode was produced by Christina Cala, edited by Courtney Stein and engineered by Josephine Nyounai.
By Gene Demby Verified, Colin Jackson Verified, Courtney Stein Verified, Jess Kung Verified, Alison MacAdam, Leah Donnella Verified, Xavier Lopez Verified, Xavier López, Christina Cala Verified, B.A. Parker, Jasmine Romero, Lori Lizarraga Verified| NPR Verified In Michigan, Arab Americans weigh the power of a voteThis presidential election is likely to be a squeaker, decided by a handful of votes in some key swing states. We visited one of them — Michigan — in order to speak to some of the most influential and misunderstood voters in the country: Arab Americans in Dearborn. The Dearbornites we met said that the war in Gaza is one of the key issues weighing on their minds as they consider how to cast their ballots in a couple of weeks.
By B.A. Parker, Christina Cala Verified, Courtney Stein Verified, Jess Kung Verified, Xavier Lopez Verified, Xavier López, Leah Donnella Verified, Jasmine Romero, Gene Demby Verified, Lori Lizarraga Verified| NPR Verified This week, we talk to Native journalist Rebecca Nagle about her new book, By the Fire We Carry: The Generations-Long Fight for Justice on Native Land. The book goes back and forth between the history of Native displacement in the United States and a recent Supreme Court decision that rectifies some of the sins of that displacement. This episode was produced by Christina Cala, edited by Courtney Stein and engineered by Josephine Nyounai.
Company Info
Code Switch
Code Switch was formed with the spirit of Ubuntu, by a multigenerational community of Black girls, women, and racial justice co-conspirators. We leverage the transformative power of culturally affirming restorative sister circles, critical mentorship, and youth-led advocacy to create healing spaces where Black girls feel supported, thrive, and achieve. We also provide them with opportunities to grow and advance as leaders and change-makers within their schools, workspaces, and communities.
Washington, D.C., United States, United States