RP275: Starbucks Redux; Oh, SNAP! What Sons Taught Me This Week
Rays Talk Show Episode 275: Host Ray Collazo is joined by Mikhel Harrison of Indivisible in an interview recorded in front of the Starbucks in Philadelphia where the highly questionable arrest of African-American patrons took place last week. They spoke about the link between the Starbucks incident and the hyper-aggressive ICE office in Pennsylvania as well as why Republicans are now attacking us with food and medicine.
Ray shares what his oldest son taught him this week and how that is changing his daily #Resist plan. Ray also provides latest update on Puerto Rico and what it reveals about federal policy.
Shoutouts to friends that were honored at Hispanicize 2018. Latinos in Podcasting have come a long way!
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