Global Black Caucus Power to the People Podcast

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Global Black Caucus Power to the People Podcast is a news podcast hosted by Democrats Abroad Global Black Caucus, with 70 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Democrats Abroad Global Black Caucus hosts Global Black Caucus Power to the People Podcast, a news show with 70 episodes published.

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  Episode #3

  Voting Rights, Section 2, and Why We Still Have Power - Power to the People Season of Resistance

  May 6, 202628 minS6

  <p>In this episode of Power to the People, Adrianne and Angela respond to the Supreme Court ruling on Louisiana v. Calais and the impact on Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.<br><br></p><p>They discuss the emotional weight of the decision, the long history of voter suppression in the United States, and why voting remains one of the most powerful tools people still have.<br><br></p><p>The conversation connects history, law, race, democracy, and personal responsibility. It also reminds listeners that primaries, local elections, and absentee voting all matter. <br><br>Main Themes<br><br></p...

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  Episode #3

  Episode 3: Voting Rights, Section 2, and Why We Still Have Power - Power to the People Season of Resistance

  May 6, 202628 minS6

  In this episode of Power to the People , Adrianne and Angela respond to the Supreme Court ruling on Louisiana v. Calais and the impact on Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. They discuss the emotional weight of the decision, the long history of voter suppression in the United States, and why voting remains one of the most powerful tools people still have. The conversation connects history, law, race, democracy, and personal responsibility. It also reminds listeners that primaries, local elections, and absentee voting all matter. Main Themes • The Supreme Court ruling and its impact on voting rights • Why Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act matters • The long history of racial vote dilution • The connection between past voter suppression and present day threats • Why Black voters, voters of color, poor white voters, rural voters, LGBTQ voters, and women are all affected • Why primaries matter • How Americans abroad can still vote • Why emotional exhaustion cannot become political silence Key Takeaways • Voting rights are not guaranteed. They must be protected again and again. • The Voting Rights Act helped make American democracy more inclusive. • Court decisions can reshape access to political power for generations. • Local and primary elections shape who gets power before November. • Americans living abroad still have voting power. • Staying informed is part of civic care. • Voting is not the only action, but it is one action listeners can take now. People Mentioned • Barack Obama • Hakeem Jeffries • Justice Samuel Alito • Justice Elena Kagan • Eric Holder • Reverend Dr. William J. Barber II • Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester • Kelly Robinson • Ken Martin • Damon L. Fordham • John Lewis Resources Mentioned • Vote From Abroad For Americans living outside the United States votefromabroad.org • I Will Vote For voters in the United States iwillvote.com • Blue Voter Guide For candidate research bluevoterguide.org

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  Episode #2

  May Midterm Primaries - Races You Don't Want To Miss - Power to the People Podcast - Democrats Abroad Global Black Caucus

  Apr 22, 202612 minS6

  <p>Tune in and see if it's time for you to vote you your primary. We're focusing on May.<br><br>Got to Vote From Abroad now to get set up.<br><br>#midterms2026 </p>

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  Shelley Bradford Bell Votes in California from Paris, France - Season 6 Power to the People Podcast - Global Black Caucus

  Apr 21, 202629 minS6

  <p>Salut, from Paris. Meet Shelley Bradford Bell. Learn about her Chicago political roots, decades of work in California, how to engage the youth vote, racism at work, and more.<br><br>Absentee ballots and voter registration for Americans living outside of the US: Vote From Abroad.<br><br>#midterms2026</p>

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  Episode #22

  What's Up Minnesota? Ron Harris Knows: Holding the Line: Power, Policy, and Community in Unstable Times

  Dec 24, 20251h 7mS5

  <p>Guest - Ron Harris<br> Political strategist and longtime Democratic Party insider. Ron brings over a decade of experience inside national and local party structures, campaign strategy, and grassroots organizing. He is known for precise analysis, historical memory, and naming hard truths without softening the impact.<br><br></p><p>Episode Summary<br> A direct conversation about where the Democratic Party is right now and what communities are facing on the ground. Adrianne and Ron examine power, accountability, and the human cost of political decisions, with a specific focus on Black and immigrant communities living through heightened fear and...

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