by Pitchfork Populism | Jun 12, 2020
Discussion on June 12th with host Don Hughes about social equity, the Black Lives Matter movement, criminal justice reform, the CHAZ in Seattle, objectives of peaceful protesters, and Trump’s threat to illegally use military force against Americans in Seattle...
by Pitchfork Populism | Jun 2, 2020
Discussion on June 2nd with host Don Hughes about racial injustice, Trump’s authoritarianism and exacerbation of racial tensions, the need for leadership in times of crisis, Trump’s use of force against peaceful protesters and his threat to invoke the...
by Pitchfork Populism | May 8, 2020
COVID-19 has ripped away the veneer that masked American society. Many took refuge behind the glossy façade that all communities are well served by today’s economy, healthcare infrastructure, educational system and social services. But the virus’s tempestuous, tragic...
by Pitchfork Populism | May 3, 2020
Literary Hill BookfestCelebrating Books and Authors on Capitol Hill—Virtually Bradford Kane was featured in the Literary Hill’s first “Virtual Bookfest” Thank you to everyone who attended our Literary Hill BookFest from home, and thank you to the...
by Pitchfork Populism | Apr 23, 2020
FEATURING BRADFORD R. KANE – Even as a large majority of the American public supports the coronavirus-related lockdowns of their states, small but vocal groups of protesters, egged on by some city and state level leaders, and most of all provoked by President Trump...
