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Equal Time with Mary C. Curtis — 80 episodes
Do Black women have solutions to what’s ailing American democracy? By Mary C. Curtis
Mixing religion and politics in America. That isn’t new. What makes today different?
Does labeling protest ‘domestic terrorism’ weaken national security -- and First Amendment protections?
The state of voting rights in a critical midterm election year
Advocacy and recognition lead to action for the disabled in sports -- and beyond
Despite DEI pushback, a corporate culture of belonging is possible
College Leadership in Turbulent Times
A moral call-to-action on climate and energy policy
Closing the opportunity gap in education
‘Accidental activists,’ the local heroes who expose government secrecy
What is ‘the way forward’ after violence born of hatred?
The Politics of the Catholic Church after Pope Francis
How a post-World War II ‘Red Scare’ resonates in modern America
Fighting a disease and a health-care system
Has the fringe gone mainstream?
Why Lying in Politics Is a Danger to Democracy and Can It Be Fixed?
Looking at Climate Futures with Imagination and Resolve
How a battle for locker-room access was about so much more
Has grift hijacked American conservatism?
Investing in the Culture – the History and Power of Black Philanthropy
A History of the Gay Right
Rep. Alma Adams on House business and the state of her state
Women’s Voices on Justice for Black Men
A reality check on crime and justice
How increased Black home ownership can put a dent in the racial wealth gap
When it comes to political persuasion, why emotion matters
A time for reflection – and giving
What’s at stake for communities of color in the global climate crisis
Transforming Alabama – and young voters. Nothing is off the table
An icon's example inspires conversations and action on reparations
Can the U.S. military still lead the way on civil rights?
Why mental health policy is personal and political
How Black women, America’s invisible ‘saviors,’ can rewrite the narrative
When corporate activism takes center stage
A celebration and reflection – and looking to the future -- after National Hispanic Heritage Month
Progress? Certainly. But has the Americans with Disabilities Act changed the country enough?
From data privacy concerns to worsening care inequities, the ramifications of the Roe decision
For Pride Month, reflecting on progress and the road ahead
For Asian Americans, celebration, challenges and action
Should there be a Black history month?
What do the census, voting rights and democracy have in common?
'Beat them in court, beat them in Congress and beat them at the polls'
The fight for Black and Brown children
The politics of equity 2021
What do the battle against omicron and HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge have in common?
'What has come of America?'
'U.S. immigration policy is racist'
Why universal pre-K may help stem crime
'White folks don't care about dead Black and Brown people like they ought to'
'It's always urgent when it's about vote, voice and power'
Reconciliation, infrastructure and the social safety net
MLK III: ‘Listen with your ears, hear with your heart’
‘This is about whether or not we will have a democracy or an autocracy,’ Clyburn on voting rights
'The flag would still be flying today'
The education gap
'The intrinsic value of whiteness'
Who is afraid of critical race theory?
Why do Black American women die having babies?
USDA and Black farmers
"We can't give in to January 6"
Righting economic wrongs of the past
The tax lady cometh
DNC Chair Jaime Harrison
"More people are afraid of the police than community violence"
Jim Crow 2.0
Back to the Future: The ERA
What the pandemic taught America about racial injustice
A window into the life and work of Stacey E. Plaskett
Seeking environmental justice: the impact of climate change on communities of color
What's next on immigration, an issue that's personal, political -- and complicated
"If racism is a lie, how has it been sustained, institutionalized and structured in America?"
"White Rage"
Equal Time: Faith and politics
Breaking the "pale and male" barrier
Majority Whip James E. Clyburn: "The pursuit of a more perfect union"
In North Carolina, where red and blue don't make purple
“Republicans often racialize poverty. Democrats often run from poverty.”
Joe Biden, Clarence Thomas, and Amy Coney Barrett with Angela Wright
Breonna Taylor, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the future of our country with Fatima Goss Graves
Introducing "Equal Time"