<p>Through <em>ReThink: The Special Series</em>, a group of college students bring Mrs. Coretta Scott King’s vision of the “Beloved Community” into focus for the modern era. Supported by Microsoft Copilot, the students explore the “triple evils” of racism, poverty, and militarism through dynamic conversations that blend historical context with fresh perspectives. The podcast series not only honors Mrs. King’s legacy, it demonstrates how innovation and storytelling can inspire the next generation to create meaningful change. In this episode hosts D&#39;Marquis, Catalino, Raina, and Charlie explore the intersection of poverty and environmental justice with special guest Dr. Joi Orr. The episode delves into critical questions about food sovereignty, land security, and economic justice while examining Dr. King and Mrs. King&#39;s pioneering work on full employment and economic rights. Learn how contemporary movements are addressing poverty through sustainable community development and environmental stewardship. In the spirit of transparency and open dialogue, we want to acknowledge that the views, insights, and opinions expressed by guests on this program are those of the individual speaker(s) and do not reflect or represent the official stance of The King Center, its staff, board members, or affiliates.  The discussions and perspectives shared here are independent contributions to public dialogue. </p>

ReThink Podcast

The King Center

ReThink: Environmental Justice and Economic Equity

JAN 29, 202543 MIN
ReThink Podcast

ReThink: Environmental Justice and Economic Equity

JAN 29, 202543 MIN

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<p>Through <em>ReThink: The Special Series</em>, a group of college students bring Mrs. Coretta Scott King’s vision of the “Beloved Community” into focus for the modern era. Supported by Microsoft Copilot, the students explore the “triple evils” of racism, poverty, and militarism through dynamic conversations that blend historical context with fresh perspectives. The podcast series not only honors Mrs. King’s legacy, it demonstrates how innovation and storytelling can inspire the next generation to create meaningful change. In this episode hosts D&#39;Marquis, Catalino, Raina, and Charlie explore the intersection of poverty and environmental justice with special guest Dr. Joi Orr. The episode delves into critical questions about food sovereignty, land security, and economic justice while examining Dr. King and Mrs. King&#39;s pioneering work on full employment and economic rights. Learn how contemporary movements are addressing poverty through sustainable community development and environmental stewardship. In the spirit of transparency and open dialogue, we want to acknowledge that the views, insights, and opinions expressed by guests on this program are those of the individual speaker(s) and do not reflect or represent the official stance of The King Center, its staff, board members, or affiliates.  The discussions and perspectives shared here are independent contributions to public dialogue. </p>