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Ep 7: We Got Now

By: Michael Johnson
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  • Twenty-five years on from launching with the slogan We Got Next, the US Women’s National Basketball Association continues to take the lead on social justice. In this penultimate episode, Michael speaks to WNBA All-Star Renee Montgomery to discuss how female basketball stars are blazing the trail of defiance.

    This episode contains extremely strong language, including use of the N word, as well as descriptions of racist violence, police brutality, and descriptions that some people may find distressing. Listener discretion is advised.
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Very engaging and informative

This was a a very engaging and informative well put together narrative of protests for human rights and equality from a perspective I didn’t really know had that much impact in world politics. Michael Johnson really packaged this well.

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