Andor Finale: Political lessons from Star Wars and history

from Graphic Policy Radio · host Elana Levin

"No one can do this alone" Cassian Andor Season 2 That's why we've got Project Fulcrum, where Star Wars fans are uniting with movement organizers to connect the stories on screen with the real history and theory of antifascist movements. In this episode we cover the second half of Andor season 2, with returning guests Anthony Vidal Torres from Project Fulcrum at Get Free, and Charles Lencher of Organizing 2.0. Join Project Fulcrum: a Star Wars fan activism campaign fighting for freedom and equality in a country not so far away: https://www.getfreetogether.org/project-fulcrum Listen to Andor Season 2 part 1 https://bit.ly/andoractivismpod Follow Elana https://bsky.app/profile/levin.bsky.social Follow Get Free https://www.instagram.com/getfree_mvmt FULL SPOILERS to follow.

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