Kyung Jin Lee

Environment & Health

Capitalism Makes Us Crazy: Dr. Gabor Maté on Illness and Addiction

What's the connection between the increase in chronic diseases, mental illness and drug addiction in our society today?

By: Kyung Jin Lee ,; NationalRadioProject

June 1, 2013

Interview

Population Control or Population Justice?

Shrinking the worldu2019s population is one way to curb global warming, according to some environmentalists. To make that happen, women need to be in control of their own fertility. …

By: Kyung Jin Lee ,; MakingContact

June 23, 2012

Op-Ed

Environment & Health

Justice in the Home: Domestic Workers Re-define the Labor Movement

Largely working isolated in people’s private homes, the exploitation of domestic workers has been well documented throughout history. But with the passage of New York’s Domestic Workers Bill of …

By: Kyung Jin Lee ,; NationalRadioProject

April 11, 2012

Interview

Who Controls Black Women’s Bodies? (Encore)

While overall access to contraception and other reproductive health services have increased over the last 20 years, access for low-income women and women of color has dropped. …

By: Kyung Jin Lee ,; MakingContact

February 3, 2012

News

Tariq Ali on the Rise of the “Extreme Center“

It’s 2012, the world is calling for change, and in the U.S another presidential election is looming. But, journalist Tariq Ali says the American public’s so-called ‘choices’ don’t …

By: Kyung Jin Lee ,; NationalRadioProject

January 26, 2012

News

Cornel West and Carl Dix: Pursuing Justice in the Age of Obama

With the world in transition, and the future so unclear, what kind of promises can we make to our children? What can we do to ensure a just world …

By: Kyung Jin Lee ,; NationalRadioProject

January 4, 2012

Interview

Voices From the Diaspora: Resistance and Community

Featuring: musician Daz-I-Kue, educator and former president of Oakland’s School Board, Greg Hodge and Oakland’s Assistant City Administrator Fred Blackwell. They explore the root of political actions from London …

By: Kyung Jin Lee ,; NationalRadioProject

October 19, 2011

News

A Woman’s Rise to Power: Struggle and Success

Saudi Arabia’s decision to allow women to vote has been hailed as a major step forward—very few nations still allow such overt discrimination. But there are still fewer …

By: Kyung Jin Lee ,; NationalRadioProject

October 12, 2011

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