Live@5:25

Rev. Mark Hughes hosts an episode of The Juxtaposition about issues affecting Black Folks and Black Folks effecting change.

From Mark Hughes:

Racism in the United States served as a decisive factor in determining the outcome of the presidential elections and is at the center of all of the ongoing chaos. Our moderate and progressive allies seem to be tired and unwilling or unable to focus on it.

But how are we expected to defend ourselves against this unprecedented attack on our hard-fought civil rights, purchased with the blood of our ancestors at a moment such as this when moderates and progressive folks refuse to face it? How do we get them to understand that America is going to keep doing this until we get systemic racism right?

For more information about Vermont Racial Justice Alliance visit: VTRacialJusticeAlliance.org

From Migrant Justice:

El presentador de Justicia Migrante Abel Luna.

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Migrant Justice host Abel Luna.

Host Meghan O'Rourke, CCTV, speaks with Representative Brian Minier and Representative Abbey Duke about the 2025 legislative session.

To contact your local representative, you can find their contact information on the State's website. 

From Preservation Burlington:

Co-hosts Ron Wanamaker and Liisa Reimann chat with guest Christine "Chris" Hadsel, Director of Curtains Without Borders. Chris is the driving force behind Vermont Theater Curtains restoration and conservation efforts.

Curtains Without Borders is dedicated to documenting and preserving historic painted scenery. 

More information: preservationburlington.org | curtainswithoutborders.org