KYRC Podcast: Teaching Young #Black&Brown Students Their #LegalRights Early | S2, E3
01/18/24 • 11 min
In this episode of Know Your Rights Camp Podcast, hosts Yesi Ortiz and Aicha Sacko interview Christopher Chavis, the executive director of the National Lawyers Guild (NLG) Los Angeles chapter alongside Diana Barbadillo, a board member of the NLG. Chavis explains that the NLG's work revolves around promoting access to justice and holding those in power accountable. Barbadillo emphasizes the importance of knowing one's rights, particularly when interacting with the police, and encourages people to assert their rights to shift power away from those in power.
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In this episode of Know Your Rights Camp Podcast, hosts Yesi Ortiz and Aicha Sacko interview Christopher Chavis, the executive director of the National Lawyers Guild (NLG) Los Angeles chapter alongside Diana Barbadillo, a board member of the NLG. Chavis explains that the NLG's work revolves around promoting access to justice and holding those in power accountable. Barbadillo emphasizes the importance of knowing one's rights, particularly when interacting with the police, and encourages people to assert their rights to shift power away from those in power.
Be sure to follow KYRC across social platforms:
Facebook - @yourrightscamp
Twitter - @yourrightscamp
Instagram - @yourrightscamp
TikTok - @yourrightscamp
Please subscribe to our YouTube channel.
- www.knowyourrightscamp.org
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Be sure to follow KYRC across social platforms:
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- www.knowyourrightscamp.org
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