Guest: Taylor Tiamoyo Harris, Former New York Times Investigations Fellow – St. Louis Judges Embrace Ankle Monitors – July 30, 2025

“St. Louis Judges embrace ankle monitors” A NYT investigative report by Taylor Tiamoyo Harris, Former New York Times Investigation Fellow

Guest: Taylor Tiamoyo Harris, Former New York Times Investigations Fellow – St. Louis Judges Embrace Ankle Monitors – July 30, 2025

“St. Louis Judges embrace ankle monitors” A NYT investigative report by Taylor Tiamoyo Harris, Former New York Times Investigation Fellow

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Black women have been the backbone of the Democratic Party for decades. We have saved the party at critical times and have little to show for it. In the last presidential election, we showed up nearly 90% strong. The party leadership has ignored criticism of their racial and gender biases, and now it’s all coming to a head. It’s shake-up time.

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