From New York, this is democracy now.

The residents of Bajartou, mock up to heavy sands of compilers, explosions, and then we

found out that it's not restricted to one area.

This was happening all over the city, the Troy State Area, Khartou, Mdhrman Bahri, and

then we found out that this is actually happening in other cities around Sudan, where the rapid

support forces and the Surinis-Tarmed forces have erupted in conflicts.

Nearly 100 civilians have been killed in Sudan in heavy fighting between the Sudanese military

and rival paramilitary force, because this lead to civil war will go to Khartoum for the

latest.

Then, to a leading Ugandan LGBTQ activist who's risking his life by traveling to the United

States to speak out against a recently passed bill in Uganda that criminalizes anyone

identifying as LGBTQ.

This interview that I'm having now, if I had it in Uganda, the studio, the entity myself

would be criminalized.

This legislation is yet to erase the entire livelihood of the LGBTQ person in Uganda.

And then, not too late, changing the climate story from despair to possibility.

We'll speak to longtime Filipino climate campaigner Red Constantino and the award-winning

writer and activist Rebecca Solnet.

We can leave the age in which fossil fuel politics, which have been so grotesquely corrupt

as we observe the 20th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq by the US government.

But also, we don't just have to change the energy system, we have to change the culture.

I think we have to change what we value, how we measure wealth, all that and more coming

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