Hey, this is Drey, and because of the government shutdown, thousands of federal workers have

gone without pay. Many have already missed two paychecks, and that means families are struggling

to put food on the table. That's why the labor force is stepping up. They've been distributing

grocery cards to help federal employees and their families by their basics, things like peanut

butter and jelly, lunch for the kids, dinner for the week, but demand is overwhelming.

Over a million federal workers are affected and the labor force has had to pause new requests until more donations come in.

You can make a real difference today.

A $10 gift helps buy essentials.

$50 covers lunches for two kids for a week and $250 fills a family's grocery card.

Go to the laborforce.org to donate and help reopen the program for families still waiting.

That's the labor force.org slash crooked.

Let's make sure no family goes hungry.

Hey, this is Jurey.

We're going to pass here to people on this episode. It's me and Miles and Sharonda, back to talk about the news with regard to race, justice, and equity. And then I sit down with the one and only Harvard professor and author, Brandon Terry, to talk about his new book, Shattered Dreams, Infinite Hope, a tragic vision of the civil rights movement. Make sure you follow us on Instagram and Pots to say the people, and here we go.

Check out Cricket's newest podcast, Runaway Country with Alex Wagner.

This week, Alex sits down with a veteran lefty streamer, Hassan Piker, to talk about the

right-wing embrace and standardization of a vowed white nationalist Nick Fuentes and how Democrats can fight back

in this moment.

You can listen to that episode and more by subscribing to Runaway Country with Alex Wagner

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We are out of the shutdown and the world continues.

This is Drey at Dioro on Twitter.

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