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Fighting for Change

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Fighting for Change

8/25/25 Co-Host Amilcar Shabazz

Jeromie Whalen, candidate for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. House of Representatives First Mass District, addresses the personal attacks and explains his vision for change.

Eric Reeves, Northampton-based expert on Sudan and Darfur, on how to change the narrative about the world’s response to the starvation and genocide in Sudan.

Lora Wondolowski, candidate for the Democratic nomination for the First Franklin District: Flock out of Greenfield, schools, housing, families & her experience as an environmental and political activist and organizer.

Duke Goldman, Northampton-based Negro League expert, on Monte Irvin, the New York Baseball Giants first Black player, and challenging racism.

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