Support for this podcast comes from Margaret Casey Foundation, which imagines a world

where all communities are represented in our economy and democracy.

This year, the foundation is bringing together authors, organizers and scholar activists

to discuss crucial racial and economic justice texts and explore what we can learn about the

abolition of policing systems, leadership, and more within philanthropy.

At the next book event, Foundation President NCEO, Dr. Carmen Rojas sits down with Fashikir,

the founder of more perfect union and author Anan here there are Das, to discuss Anan's

new book, The Persuaders, at the frontline of the fight for hearts, minds, and democracy.

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Time on the Foundation's YouTube channel.

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Dissectors, I'm on a much needed vacation with my family this week.

So our show is going to look a little different today.

No headlines, no breakdown at the end, just a really important conversation with a really

great guest.

This is America Dissective.

I'm your host, Dr. Abduel Sayyad.

If you're listening to this podcast, chances are you've never known a world where abortion

wasn't a protected right under the Constitution, that is until the summer.

And when the Supreme Court took a sledgehammer to that right, and all the case law that had

come before it, it felt like it happened all at once.

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