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On JustLove Hear About Today’s Workers Here and Abroad
Tune in for a special live edition of JustLove tomorrow from 1-2pm with guests Michael Saltsman, Research Director at the Employment Policies Institute and Premilla Nadasen, author of “Household Workers Unite: The Untold Story of African American Women Who Built a Movement.”
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On JustLove, Hear What Is Being Done To Help Women & Children Abroad
On this week’s show, Monsignor Sullivan focuses on how terrorism effects refugees. Hear Dr. Erin Marie Saltman, Senior Counter Extremism Researcher for the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISC) talk about women’s experiences with ISIS. Also hear from David Collins, Assistant Vice President for Programs and Policy at The Children’s Village discuss the work his organization has been doing in Baghdad since 2009.
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Tune Into JustLove To Hear About Voting Rights
On Justlove Monsignor Sullivan speaks with Dr. George L. Kelling, professor at Rutgers University – School of Criminal Justice along with Hasan Kwame Jeffries, Associate Professor at The Ohio State University. On the show, they discuss, voting rights acts and the “Broken Windows” theory.
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Tune In to JustLove to Hear About Nuclear Proliferation Then and Now
Tina Cordova, Co-Chair of the Tularosa Basin Downwinders Consortium talks about the 1945 denotation of a plutonium bomb at a U.S. Air Force base in New Mexico. Dov Waxman, Professor of Political Science, International Affairs and Israel Studies at Northeastern University talks about nuclear ethics – 70 years later.
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“Obsession 2015” – Presidential Politics: Definitely Untimely & Maybe Unseemly
View image | gettyimages.com I now am about to be part of the problem I am complaining about – the obsession with partisan political campaigns with their incessant spins, inconsequential surveys and polls, endless intentionally misleading ads – this far in advance of the actual election. The Debate I did watch the Republican Presidential debate last week. I enjoyed it and found it very helpful and informative. I was so entertained that I decided that all the debating candidates deserved a prize. Since I intentionally did not watch any post-debate talking heads, I created and awarded them relying on my own judgment – as limited and biased as it may…