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In this episode of The King Center’s ReThink podcast, host Christian Scott talks with activist, civil rights attorney, organizer, and founder of Justice for Migrant Women,  Mónica Ramírez, whose work centers farmworkers, migrant women, and communities fighting for dignity, equity, and justice. Together, they explore what it means to move beyond awareness and turn concern into collective action. Mónica shares insights on listening to communities, building collective power, and creating meaningful change without losing sight of the people at the center of the work.

This episode of The King Center's ReThink podcast challenges us to rethink how we see, speak about, and respond to people experiencing homelessness. Because housing status should never determine human value.  Let us: RETHINK THE LABELS Examine how language can reinforce stereotypes and shape perception. SEE THE PERSON Recognize the whole human being.  CHALLENGE THE CONDITIONS Explore how we can understand and address the realities that contribute to homelessness.

The King Center invites you to another way. You can manage the moment, keep your power, and choose what happens next. Nonviolence can help GenZers and all generations prevent and, when needed, respond after THE CRASH OUT. Season 3 of The King Center’s ReThink Podcast premieres with ‘The Crash Out: How Nonviolence Can Help.’ With guest, Cierra ‘Fly’ Bobo, and host, Christian Scott. #ReThink #TheKingCenter #MLK #NonviolentStrategies #NonviolentSolutions #GenZ ©️2026 The King Center. All Rights Reserved

Through ReThink: The Special Series, 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 Maya, Ky, and Tomia examine militarism's many forms in society. Featuring an illuminating interview with Captain Charles Alphin, a retired law enforcement officer and senior nonviolence instructor at The King Center, the episode highlights how nonviolence offers transformative solutions for fostering peace, justice, and the Beloved Community. The hosts reflect on Dr. King and Mrs. King's teachings about peace-building and the path to creating the Beloved Community. 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.

Through ReThink: The Special Series, 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'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'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.

Through ReThink: The Special Series, 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 Tre'von, Majeste, Kittyya, and Ann'gel explore how art and music can help dismantle racism and build cross-cultural understanding. Featuring exclusive interviews with Onaje Henderson of ZuCot Gallery in Atlanta, and Ed Young and Rocky Bucano of The Hip Hop Museum in New York, this episode examines how cultural spaces are reshaping narratives and fostering dialogue through creative expression. The hosts reflect on Dr. King and Mrs. King's vision of the "World House" and the role of the arts in creating the Beloved Community. 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.

Join us at 7:00PM EST on September 4th for a special episode of the ReThink Podcast with Dr. Steve Perry and host Cameron Friend. The topic of discussion will be, “Education 911: A Deep Dive Into the State of Education” as they discuss some of the most important dynamics of the American education system for Black and Brown students. The episode will be available on YouTube, Apple iTunes, and Spotify.

‘The Injustice of War’ is a special Be Love Day 2024 episode of the ReThink Podcast. This first ReThink episode of Season 3 features a conversation about the root causes of militarism; the devastating outcomes of militarism; how militarism is connected to poverty and racism; and how love is a co-worker with power in overcoming the injustice of war in our World House. The conversation is hosted by Cameron Friend, Content Producer for The King Center; and Dr. Vonnetta L. West, Nonviolence365® Instructor and Senior Trainer; and includes special guests, Dr. Bernice A. King, CEO of The King Center; and Rev. Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, Assistant Director of Yale’s Center for Public Theology and Public Policy.

Join us on March 28th for the final season 2 episode of the ReThink Podcast, as we celebrate Women's History Month with the episode, "Women in Leadership: A Win-Win for Humanity." Joining us for this conversation is Tameka Rish, SVP of Fan and Associate Experience for the Atlanta Falcons. In this episode, Tameka shares about her journey as a leader and how we can empower the next generation of women leaders in our world. Creating the Beloved Community starts with us!

Welcome to Season 2 of the ReThink Podcast! Rev. Lennox Yearwood, climate change activist and founder of Hip Hop Caucus, joins us to discuss climate change, environmental racism, and nonviolent direct action. Undoing the effects of climate change will take all of us committing to make personal, systemic and economic changes to save our world. #ClimateChange #EnvironmentalRacism #ReThinkPodcast

Dr. Bernice A. King. Stacey Abrams. What an intentionally relevant and insightful conversation on this #ReThink #Podcast episode commemorating the 60th Anniversary of the #MarchOnWashington and #MLK's #IHaveADream speech. #DreamAgainMarchForward

Part 2 of our 6-part series, 'Protest, Power, and Progress: What Nonviolent Direct Action Can Do.' Michael Tubbs, former mayor of Stockton, California, joins our #ReThink #Podcast for a powerfully insightful, educational conversation on the past and present injustices that perpetuate the racial wealth gap in the United States. PLUS, we discuss how we can close the gap. #GenZ #Millennials #MLK #Nonviolence #Influencers

Join The King Center for a new episode of the ReThink Podcast six-part series, "Protest, Power, and Progress: What Nonviolent Direct Action Can Do," with Brittany Packnett Cunningham. This episode, entitled 'From Protest to Political Power,' will focus on how to move from effective protest to achieving sustainable political power that leads to change. Hosted by Cameron Friend. #TheKingCenter #ReThinkTKC #ReThinkPodcast #ProtestToPoliticalPower #Podcast

ReThink Podcast Season 2 Episode 5: Generation Z and a Better Future. With guest, Maya Penn. Part 4 of the 6-part series, ‘Protest, Power, and Progress: What Nonviolent Direct Action Can Do.’ This conversation explores the issues that are important to Gen Z; how members of this generation can engage nonviolence to reach their goals; and how Gen Z can continue the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Mrs. Coretta Scott King.

Water justice matters. Because safe, clean water for all is essential to creating the Beloved Community. In part 5 of the 6-part series, ‘Protest, Power, and Progress: What Nonviolent Direct Action Can Do,’ Scott Harrison, Founder of Charity: Water, discusses the pathway to water justice and how we all can do our part.