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Ghana on Path to Structural Homophobia? & Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson’s Anti-LGBT Campaign
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Young lesbian woman at an LGBT community center in Accra, Ghana.
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Ghana on Path to Structural Homophobia?
Ghana has been charging ahead uniting government and religion to attack the LGBT community and to drive it underground or out of Ghana. We’ll discuss the situation with 3 guests, Abena Hutchful, Akua Gyamerah, and Arthur Musah all African activists. For more info on the situation in Ghana go to https://linktr.ee/killthehatebill
By Truth Seeker - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPNvNTY2WjU, CC BY 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=103835824
Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson’s Anti-LGBT Campaign
While Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson’s wretched anti-LGBT comments have evoked outrage, he is a relative newcomer to the national political scene being directly elected to state-wide office without holding any previous position. In this segment we’ll look at his views on LGBT issues as well as critical race theory and what he says about healthcare coverage, education and racism. For more info on Rush Limbaugh see interview with former staff member Steve Rendall of FAIR which systematically deconstructs the lies, half truths and distortions of Rush Limbaugh. For more info on Critical Race Theory is and is not, see our interview with Columbia Law Professor Kendall Thomas.
Interview with Professor Kendall Thomas on Critical Race Theory
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Professor Kendall Thomas on Critical Race Theory
We have the pleasure tonight of, interviewing Kendall Thomas, who is a scholar of comparative constitutional law and human rights and his teaching and research focus on critical race theory, legal philosophy, feminist legal theory, and law and sexuality. He's the co-founder and director of the Center for the Study of Law and Culture at Columbia Law School, where he leads interdisciplinary projects and programs that explore how the law operates as one of the central ways to create meaning in society. He has taught at Columbia law school since 1986, and he has written and spoken widely on the impact of AIDS and was a founding member of the majority action caucus of ACT UP, Sex Panic, and the AIDS Prevention Action League. He's a former board member of gay men's health crisis. And he now serves on the board of the New York City AIDS Memorial and Kendall Thomas is also a professional jazz vocalist who who performs at venues, including Joe's Pump. Naomi Brussel, interviewing with me is going to be a Stahamili Mapp and John Riley. On tonight's show we will be discussing the attack on Critical Race Theory by the far right.