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• Oxfam America Director of Economic Justice Nabil Ahmed: New Oxfam Report on Rising Global Inequality Calls for 5% Tax on Super-Rich
  
  
• Beyond Extreme Energy activist Andy Hinz: U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Approves Projects that Generate Equivalent of 76 Coal Plants
  
  
• Aliana Americas Associate Director Nancy Treviño: Crisis on Southern Border Underscores Urgent Need for Reform of U.S. Immigration & Asylum System
  
  
• Bob Nixon's Under-reported News Summary
  - Western companies providing weapons, technology to Myanmar junta
  -Will the Supreme Court revoke the right to strike?
  -Cities rethink fare-free transit as federal Covid subsidies run out

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Defining your identity can be hard, especially if you have two cultures as your North star. In this week’s episode, meet Misgana Tesfaye and hear his story of how being a first-generation immigrant led to cultural dualities – and how one small change led him on a new path between both worlds.

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