40 episodes
Into America NBC News
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- Politics
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4.5, 1.3K Ratings
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This a show about everyday people, and the power politics and policy have in shaping our lives. As the nation faces a health crisis that is unprecedented in the modern era, host Trymaine Lee helps Americans share their stories. He holds policymakers to account. And he’s joined by a team of NBC News journalists to make sense of this extraordinary moment in American life. This is how America sounds. This is Into America.
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Into Resuming Federal Executions
After 17 years, the federal government is resuming executions. The first is scheduled for next week.
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Into Black Trans Liberation
Black trans women have been sidelined by the very movements they helped create. Raquel Willis wants that to change.
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Into ‘My Body is a Monument’
In the debate over Confederate monuments, one writer says the virtue of her existence is a monument in and of itself.
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Into Protecting Florida Farmworkers
Florida farmworkers are pushing for better protections against coronavirus. The nation’s food supply – and their lives – are on the line.
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Into a New Generation of Black Candidates
The protests for racial justice have put a spotlight on Black candidates running in 2020.
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Into Reparations with Nikole Hannah-Jones
For centuries, systemic racism has prevented Black Americans from building wealth. Is it time for reparations?
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I was raised as a typical, clueless, privileged white person. The stories being told are revelations to me as I’m trying to educate myself. I loved this podcast before George Floyd’s murder; I am grateful and blessed to be able to hear the information and perspectives from the leaders who have been on the front lines of the fight for equality forever. I look forward to each episode!
Not a more divisive and hostile podcast out there.
I tried to listen to it, hoping it would be something different, something interesting and honest, but it was just full of baseless, dishonest, fabrication of an angry individual. Not at all what I was hoping for.
Unapologetically unbalanced left’s limited lens view of America.
On stop and frisk: “88% of stops no arrests were made”.. which is accurate but it means 1 in 8 stops resulted in either gun being removed from the street, a criminal act being foiled, or a warrant arrest. I personally, and the statistics show it as as a very successful campaign.
Ps crime is up in NYC since stop and frisk was suspended. The reporting is reckless in its biased view.
