host: i am so happy to be here with zerlina maxwell. i m honored to have the time to discuss your book the end of white politics. this book challenges but we have expect it as a status quo and i think right now as we are rooting for 2020 it couldn t have come at a better time. this is a critique that couldn t be more challenged them right now but we also understand that it is imperative to people take your book to heart and look at it as an opportunity to change the game. so, with that i would love to basically recognize the wonderful work you ve don you hs an author and an activist and political operatives were self. i believe the work you di did ce the book you ve written is going to provide an insight that isn t part of the political politics. guest: thank you so much. i am so happy to see you. i know all of us are in quarantine, so it s nice to see those faces and to see them healthy because this is a scary time so i m glad to be here. host: i want to get started i
i am so happy to be here and i only - - and honored to discuss your book the end of white politics it challenges we have excepted as the status quo for the democratic party in right now reading the tea leaves of 2020 it could not have come at a better time. we also understand that america right now it is imperative us to take your book too hard to look at it as an opportunity to change the game the selection also recognizing the wonderful work you have done as an activist and political operative yourself. so to provide inside baseball inside politics welcome. thank you so much. i am so happy to see you. and then to see that they are safe so it s good to be here. it is so relevant because working as part of the hillary clinton campaign and i think we both got to know each other with analysis on msnbc but in the campaign and mainstream media we forget the narratives what we are seeing in the street translating to the voting booth. talk about what that means. you talk about
can do via a link in the chat which i just posted. we support our authors. with that out of the way, i welcome sonia shah the science of journalists and prize-winning author. her writing on science, politics and human rights has appeared in the new york times , wall street journal and foreign affairs among many others and has been featured on a radio lab fresh air and ted.com. with her talk, three reasons why we have not gotten rid of malaria. also author of the 70 several books including pandemic . today we will talk about her new book, the next great migration which provides an overview of migration and often the negative responses it provokes. some may claim it s a destructive force that she argues migration is an ancient life-saving response to environmental change in the book makes the case for a future in which migration is not a source of a fear. without further ado, here is sonia. hello and thank you for joining us tonight. i wish i could see you in person ,
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