#SundayCivics

By: L. Joy Williams
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  • #SundayCivics is a weekly show that teaches civic education and engagement using the current political landscape.
    This website and its content is copyright of LJW Community Strategies, LLC
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Episodes
  • Episode 248: Understanding Housing Affordability

    Episode 248: Understanding Housing Affordability
    Sep 7 2024
    L. Joy brings Leah Goodridge, an award-winning tenant's rights attorney and a New York City Planning Commissioner, to the front of the class to talk about the complexities of housing justice and the narratives that shape our understanding of renters, landlords, owners, and the broader housing crisis. But first L. Joy tackled a pressing issue that's been on the minds of many: the recent comments by rapper Cardi B about her disillusionment with voting in the upcoming presidential election. While celebrities like Cardi B have a significant platform and can influence public opinion, L. Joy emphasizes the need for consistent engagement, not just with celebrities, but with all voters who feel disconnected from the political process.
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  • Episode 247: The Grift

    Episode 247: The Grift
    Sep 5 2024
    In an enlightening episode of #SundayCivics, L. Joy Williams welcomes brings Clay Cane back to the front of the class. Clay discusses his latest New York Times bestseller, "The Grift: The Downward Spiral of Black Republicans from the Party of Lincoln to the Cult of Trump."
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  • Episode 246: The Next Semester

    Episode 246: The Next Semester
    Aug 29 2024
    This episode marks the beginning of our next semester, which will run until the Sunday after Election Day in November. L. Joy explains these episodes will be all about power—specifically, the power of your vote, your voice, and your commitment to civic engagement. While others may use fear or shame to get folks to the polls, L. Joy is focused on empowering listeners to be lifelong civic participants. For the first discussion of the semester, L. Joy is bringing activist and Shelby County General Sessions Court Clerk in Tennessee Tami Sawyer, to the front of the class.
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