For decades, attorney Robbie Kaplan has been at the center of legal battles around issues like white supremacy, marriage equality, sexual assault, and domestic violence. This week, she joins Tali for an expansive discussion about the capacity of the law to help push the cultural conversation forward.

This podcast is paid for by New Yorkers for Tali. To learn more about Tali's campaign for Manhattan DA, please visit http://taliforda.com.

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For decades, attorney Robbie Kaplan has been at the center of legal battles around issues like white supremacy, marriage equality, sexual assault, and domestic violence. This week, she joins Tali for an expansive discussion about the capacity of the law to help push the cultural conversation forward.This podcast is paid for by New Yorkers for Tali. To learn more about Tali's campaign for Manhattan DA, please visit <a href="http://taliforda.com/">http://taliforda.com</a>. Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

Tali Farhadian Weinstein is a candidate to become the next District Attorney of Manhattan. She believes in building a criminal justice system driven by empathy, humility, and accountability. But how? She’ll start by listening.On Hearing, Tali - a veteran of the Obama Justice Department and former General Counsel to the Brooklyn District Attorney - hosts expansive, thoughtful conversations with policy experts, journalists, and community members. Her guests come from a wide range of backgrounds, but they are all engaged in the battle for a more progressive justice system, one that balances safety and fairness and delivers on equity. Tali believes that leaders listen. Each episode of Hearing welcomes you into her thought process as her campaign and perspective evolve. It’s a new kind of political podcast, where listeners will hear a candidate using her prosecutorial instincts to ask the right questions, and share the answers. Criminal justice reform isn’t theoretical - it’s an urgent project with real consequences. Tali invites you to join her as she carves a path to a fair and fearless future.  Visit taliforda.com for more information. Paid for by New Yorkers for Tali.

Hearing with Tali Farhadian Weinstein

Using the Law to Combat Hate (w/ Robbie Kaplan)

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