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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2026 · 43 MIN

Ep. 16 - Raised by Revolutionaries: Randall Robinson’s Daughter, Anike on Activism and America Today

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In this episode of The Ryles Report, Richard Ryles is joined by Anike Robinson, poet, artist, educator, and daughter of civil rights leaders Randall Robinson and Brenda Randolph, for a powerful conversation on legacy, activism, and critical thinking. Anike shares what it was like growing up surrounded by global justice movements, how history and art shape identity, and why teaching young people to think critically and feel safe is essential in today’s world. Together, they connect past struggles like apartheid and Jim Crow to present-day realities, reminding viewers that the fight for justice did not end, it simply changed form. Use the hashtag #RylesReport to share you thoughts on today’s episode on social media.

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