The genocides in the Middle East, Europe, and Africa have taken thousands of lives this year. But the world's reaction has been quite silent. This episode explores the psychology behind why people do not care about genocides. More than that, we discuss how we can learn to care about the people affected by genocides. The lesson learned here can impact millions of people across the globe.

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• Genocide Watch

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Campuses across the country have seen growing protests against Israeli actions in Palestine. Students are asking for universities to divest from interests linked to Israel. But DOES DIVESTING WORK? This episode will explore the ACTUAL impacts of divestment and how it matters to Palestinian civilians.

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Myanmar's streets have been filled with pro-democracy protesters following the military coup on February 1st. On this episode, a pro-democracy activist and organizer, Mo Lwin, gives us a rare look into how hundreds of thousands of people are organizing in the face of an increasingly violent military. With democracies around the world facing an uphill battle, the crisis in Myanmar is one we all have a stake in.

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