Angela Reddock-Wright welcomes returning guest Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove, who represents the 37th Congressional District, for an in-depth discussion about the state of American politics after the historic 2024 presidential elections. Congresswoman Kamlager-Dove offers her candid insights into the implications of a Republican trifecta controlling the White House, Congress, and the Supreme Court.

From tackling Trump’s controversial cabinet appointments to combating voter disinformation and algorithms designed to divide, Congresswoman Kamlager-Dove underscores the urgency of Democratic unity and bipartisan efforts to govern effectively. She also sheds light on redefining the working class and ensuring fair representation for all.

With hope and determination, Congresswoman Kamlager-Dove also outlines her vision for empowering her district, defending democracy, and addressing pressing issues like public resources, economic justice, and upcoming global events like the World Cup and the Olympics.

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Angela Reddock-Wright sits down with Janet Denise Kelly, Founder and Executive Director of Sanctuary of Hope. This inspiring conversation delves into the challenges facing young people experiencing homelessness, especially within Black and marginalized communities. Janet shares the Sanctuary of Hope’s mission to create "Radical Equitable Belonging" (REB) and its focus on providing youth with stable housing, supportive services, and hope. They discuss key issues such as the criminalization of homelessness, economic hardship, and the significance of California Proposition 36 and Los Angeles County Measure A in shaping the futures of vulnerable youth.

Janet also offers personal insights on the importance of language, community support, and empathy in addressing youth homelessness.

Tune in for a powerful episode that explores how policy, community, and compassion can transform lives.

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Angela Reddock-Wright welcomes civil rights attorney and fellow KBLA Talk 1580 Radio Host Areva Martin - In Real Time with Areva Martin. Together, they delve into two critical topics: Areva’s fight for reparations for Black and Latino residents forcibly removed from the former Section 14 area in Palm Springs, CA, and her recent tour through the seven battleground states ahead of the 2024 presidential election.

Areva shares insights from her advocacy for survivors and descendants affected by Palm Springs’ forced evictions in the 1950s and ‘60s and updates listeners on her ongoing legal battle for justice. Shifting gears, Areva describes her journey through the battleground states of Pennsylvania, Arizona, Nevada, Michigan and beyond, in the 2024 unprecedented Presidential campaign and election between U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris and former U.S. President Donald Trump.

In her tour, she engages with whom she coins as “irregular voters” and works to combat disinformation aimed at Black voters. Areva’s mission is clear: mobilize voters who may sit out the election and underscore the importance of their voices.

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Angela Reddock-Wright sits down with KBLA founder and visionary Tavis Smiley to discuss his latest book, The Covenant with Black America 20 Years Later. Revisiting the original publication from two decades ago, Smiley reflects on the progress, setbacks, and pressing issues Black Americans still face today. From economic disparity and voting rights to environmental justice and homelessness, the conversation explores what has changed and what remains the same since the book’s first release. Tavis also shares the inspiration behind the book’s 11th covenant—on homelessness—and emphasizes the urgency of these issues as America faces a pivotal and historic election season.

Tune in to hear powerful insights on accountability, hope, the Black community's essential role in shaping America’s future, and what it takes to move forward.

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Angela Reddock-Wright sits down with renowned civil rights attorney and activist Constance “Connie” L. Rice to discuss the state of democracy, civil rights, and public safety in America today. Drawing on decades of experience in landmark civil rights cases and impact litigation that has led to systemic change, Attorney Rice shares her insights on the most pressing issues facing the nation. From the erosion of voting rights to the dangers of autocracy, Attorney Rice urges listeners to take action in the upcoming election, calling it a referendum on democracy itself. They also explore the deep-seated legacy of slavery and the ongoing fight for justice and equality. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who cares about civil rights, democracy, and the future of America.

Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation, expert insights, and a call to preserve democracy in the face of today’s growing threats.

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The Legal Lens Podcast brings law to light, offering insightful, engaging, and empowering conversations on the legal issues that shape our everyday lives. Hosted by Angela Reddock-Wright, an experienced mediator and former employment attorney, the show dives deep into topics ranging from civil rights and workplace discrimination to criminal justice, reparations, and entertainment law.

The Legal Lens Podcast’s goal is to help you navigate the legal landscape with confidence. Each episode features leading attorneys, policymakers, and dynamic change agents, breaking down complex legal concepts into clear, everyday language.

Tune in live each weekend on Tavis Smiley’s KBLA Talk 1580, or catch the podcast on your favorite listening platform. Stay informed, engaged, and empowered with The Legal Lens Podcast.

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