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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2026 · 56 MIN

Spotlighting activist Tariq Johnson; Strategy, Power, and Human Rights; Florida vs. Starbucks

from CWA Hour of Power · host Communications Workers of America

Errol opens the first show of the new year by grounding listeners in purpose and power, while highlighting activist Tariq Johnson and his commitment to justice and community accountability. The conversation begins with Tea With Tae, “The Truth Is a Threat,” setting the tone for an unfiltered discussion on why honesty, transparency, and courage are essential tools for movements that seek real change. All hosts then engage in a powerful dialogue on accountability, truth, and collective power, examining how workers and communities hold institutions and leaders responsible. David Marshall’s Marshall Minute sharpens the focus on strategy and moral clarity in this political moment. The hosts return together for “When Crows Attack Eagles: Strategy, Power, and Human Rights,” unpacking how power is challenged, protected, and reclaimed through collective action. The show closes with Union Buster of the Week, as Timmia Wiley breaks down Florida vs. Starbucks, exposing anti-union tactics and reinforcing why worker solidarity remains non-negotiable in 2026.

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