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All right. I think well get started. Good afternoon. Thank you all for coming. Thanks for cspan for coming. My name is mark schmitt. Im the director of the Political Reform Program here at new america and all i want to do is welcome you to this discussion on race and solidarity in the United States and the future of solidarity as a way of thinking about thinking about race. This discussion was organized by ted johnson who has been a fellow in our National Fellows program and also a fellow in the Political Reform Program. His work on the complexity of black voting behavior and Political Attitud...

Out of nearly 300 applications this year, 15 immensely talented individuals were selected for New America’s Class of 2024 National Fellows.

Abrahm Lustgarten discusses putting people-centered stories at the forefront of the conversation around climate induced migration.

<p>&quot;As someone who is very committed to unearthing the histories of Black working-class and working-poor women, I have had to move beyond the traditional archive.&quot;</p>

In this extended Q&A from The Fifth Draft—the National Fellows Program newsletter—Yi-Ling Liu (2021 ASU Future Security Fellow) answers five questions about her upcoming book on the online “wall dancers” in China pushing for change and internet freedom from within the boundaries of its nationwide firewall. Sign up for The Fifth Draft to hear how the world's best storytellers find ideas that change the world. Your Fellows project will be a book about wall dancers, individuals in China who are navigating the boundaries of the Chinese internet. What drew you to writing about this subje...