The Marc Steiner Show
The Marc Steiner Show meets you at the intersection of politics and culture. We produce dynamic conversations and visual productions with activists, actors, artists and authors to creatively get to the root of the social, political and cultural issues that we and our world face.
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Shattering the myth of Rosa Parks reveals the civil rights movement’s true history
Rosa Parks’s decades of activist experience have been overshadowed by a selective history of the civil rights movement that ignores its roots in a longer, protracted struggle for justice.
Recent episodes
Democrats are failing Florida’s progressives
Republicans won big in Florida, and the Democrats are missing opportunities to fight back.
Jim Thorpe: Biography of an Indigenous icon
Often hailed as “America’s greatest athlete,” Sac and Fox Olympic gold medal winner Jim Thorpe’s life and career were shaped by the profound anti-Indigenous racism of the country that claimed his achievements.
Katie Halper: The Hill TV fired me for defending critics of Israel
Halper was fired after writing a monologue for The Hill TV’s ‘Rising’ that defended Rep. Rashida Tlaib’s description of Israel as an apartheid state.
These US states are billionaire tax havens
Nevada, Delaware, Alaska, and South Dakota top the list of tax evasion-enabling states in a new report from the Institute for Policy Studies.
New memoir ‘Working 9 to 5’ looks at the history of women’s office worker organizing
9 to 5 began in 1973 as an organization for women office workers fighting discrimination and harassment. Founder Ellen Cassedy looks back on the movement that inspired a Hollywood film, Broadway musical, and more in her new memoir.
‘Working 9 to 5’: Women in the labor movement with Ellen Cassedy
What began as a national organization for women office workers went on to inspire a Hollywood film, Broadway musical, and now a memoir from founder Ellen Cassedy.
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