A New Majority
A New Majority
A New Majority is a podcast dedicated to making news and politics accessible, relevant, and empowering for all. As the daughter of immigrants, a first-generation college student, and aspiring lawyer, advocate, and community leader, I know firsthand how complex and inaccessible political discourse can feel. My goal is to bridge the gap between communities through informed conversations; to and deliver the news in a way that is clear, tangible, and directly connected to the lived experiences of everyday people.
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7 de jun. de 2025
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Episodios
Special Guest: Tom Barbour 07.06.2025 40:26
In this episode of A New Majority, I sit down with progressive candidate Tom Barbour in Richmond, Virginia, to discuss the pressing issues facing the city today. Tom highlights his platform advocating for social justice, economic equality, climate action, and meaningful systemic change. With the Democratic primary on June 17, 2025, this conversation underscores why now, more than ever, Richmond ne...
Climate, Colonization, and Community: Puerto Rico and the Fight for Justice 25.04.2025 43:58
In this episode, we begin by grounding ourselves in the headlines—from the ongoing epidemic of gun violence to the passing of Pope Francis to the harsh, often-overlooked reality of environmental racism. Each of these stories reminds us how deeply intertwined our crises are—and how urgently we need justice. We then turn our focus to climate justice , specifically in Puerto Rico, where colonial lega...
Power in Our Roots: Latinx Identity, History, and Resistance 17.04.2025 57:58
In this episode, I reflect on the Declaration of Independence and why knowing our history isn't just about the past—it's about understanding the fight for justice today. From foundational contradictions to modern movements, I break down how our origin stories still shape who gets heard and who gets left out. Then, I’m joined by the brilliant Dafne Luna (she/her/ella), a queer, first-genera...
Political Violence to Political Power: Being Latino in Politics 14.04.2025 1:10:44
This week, we're unpacking some tough but essential topics, starting with Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and the reality of political violence—what it is, why it's increasing, and why we all need to understand its implications for our democracy. Then, I'm joined by Gerardo Aguilar Castillo, Legislative Assistant to Virginia State Senator Ghazala Hashmi and a leader deeply engaged i...
Populism, Power, and the Pursuit of Justice 10.04.2025 1:03:11
In this episode, I kick things off by unpacking two words we keep hearing in the headlines: populism and authoritarianism . These aren’t just academic buzzwords—they’re frameworks shaping the political climate we’re living through right now. I break down what they mean, why they matter, and how they show up in everything from political rhetoric to policymaking. Then I’m joined by Myles Johnson , a...
Barriers to Access: Education, Disability, and the Bigger Picture 07.04.2025 42:02
This week, we’re connecting the dots between national policy shifts and everyday realities—starting with what’s happening right now with the Trump administration’s tariffs and the dismantling of the Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights divisions. What does that mean for access, equity, and accountability in education? To help us explore those questions from the ground up, I’m joine...
Episode 4: Language, Justice, and Identity: From the Headlines to the Heart 03.04.2025 51:15
In this episode, we cover a lot of ground—from injustice to celebration to community. I begin with the shocking story of an immigrant who was wrongfully detained and sent to a prison in El Salvador, a stark reminder of how dangerous bureaucratic failures can be for vulnerable communities. Then, I spotlight Sexual Assault Awareness Month , discussing its urgency and what real accountability looks l...
Episode 3: DEI Under Attack: From Policy to Protest 31.03.2025 1:09:57
In this episode, we take a hard look at the backlash against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion—and what it reveals about the state of justice in America today. I break down my own research into the consequences of President Trump’s opposition to DEI, from corporate rollbacks to political scapegoating, and how this rhetoric undermines real lives and progress. Then, I’m joined by Dr. Ernest McGowen,...
Episode 2: Lines We Didn't Draw 27.03.2025 1:04:19
Today we’re diving into immigration—not just as a national headline, but as something that shapes our local communities in real ways. I break down the latest news, why it matters, and how we can support the people at the heart of it. Then, I sit down with Madyson Fitzgerald a journalist at Stateline News who’s been reporting on everything from tribal broadband access to AI (don’t worry, she says i...
Episode 1: Hello and Welcome 25.03.2025 32:57
Hi everyone, and welcome to The New Majority ! I’m so excited to kick off this journey with you. This podcast is all about connection, learning, and amplifying the voices that too often go unheard. I’m passionate about creating space for stories like ours—and I can’t wait to grow and build this community together. Let’s get into it!
Episode 1: Hola 25.03.2025 32:12
Este es mi primer episodio y me acompañó mi amigo Eleazar. Hablamos un poco sobre ser latino y el clima actual. Los nuevos episodios incluirán un segmento inicial en las noticias, seguido de un invitado especial. Si quieres escuchar sobre algún tema en particular o aprender algo nuevo, házmelo saber.
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