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You’ll find previous episodes of Ear to the Pavement here.

Episode 25  •  January 20, 2023  •  Download
Deconstructing Feminism: Yasmin Nair on THE RIGHT TO SEX

Episode 24  •  September 2, 2022  •  Download
Deconstructing Feminism: Yasmin Nair on White Feminism, Part 2

Episode 23  •  August 12, 2022  •  Download
Deconstructing Feminism: Yasmin Nair on White Feminism, Part 1

Episode 22  •  April 8, 2022  •  Download
Adolph Reed, Jr. on “The South: Jim Crow and its Afterlives”

Episode 21  •  February 11, 2022  •  Download
The Death of the Composer as Social Critic: Marianna Ritchey on Composing Capital

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Progressive City: Radical Alternatives is an online publication dedicated to ideas and practices that advance racial, economic, and social justice in cities.

We feature stories on inclusive urban planning practices, grassroots organizing, and civic action. Our contributors and readers are activists, reporters, practitioners, academics, and community members.  

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