Power, Leadership, Mentoring, and Accountability; The Human Cost of Immigration Enforcement

Errol Minor opens the show before Reginald Small brings a timely Human Rights Issue, challenging listeners to consider how decisions involving technology, government, and institutions can affect the rights and dignity of working people. Tay Akins then returns with Tea With Tay, bringing her unmistakable perspective to a conversation about power, leadership, mentoring, accountability, and what happens when the people we help develop begin to grow beyond us. The entire team then comes together for “When a Monitor Becomes a Mark: The Death of Pierre Damas Bel and the Human Cost of Immigration Enforcement,” continuing the discussion about immigration enforcement, Haitian families, human dignity, and the real people living behind the policies and headlines. Timmia Wiley closes the show with Union Buster of the Week, reminding listeners that whether the fight involves immigrant rights, human rights, or worker rights, we cannot pick and choose when solidarity matters—an injury to one is an injury to all.