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48: The Umbrella Hour with Dr. An Goldbauer & Zander Keig LCSW - Episode 48
48: The Umbrella Hour with Dr. An Goldbauer & Zander Keig LCSW - Episode 48
48: The Umbrella Hour with Dr. An Goldbauer & Zander Keig LCSW - Episode 48
Monday 22nd July 2024
Jonathan Rauch discusses his journey in public policy, LGBTQ+ advocacy, and combating disinformation with hosts Dr. An Goldbauer and Zander Keig.
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Episode Overview
- Jonathan Rauch shares his journey into public policy and advocacy.
- 'The Constitution of Knowledge' tackles disinformation and cancel culture.
- Rauch's role in the 1990s gay rights movement is explored.
- Impact of social media on modern LGBTQ+ activism is discussed.
- Personal stories highlight the challenges and triumphs in advocacy.
It's such a privilege to be involved in a great moral movement, to be at the cutting edge of an advance for civil rights and for human equality
In this engaging episode of The Umbrella Hour, hosts Dr. An Goldbauer and Zander Keig sit down with Jonathan Rauch, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and an acclaimed author. Rauch shares his journey into public policy, culture, and government, highlighting his work on defending truth and combating disinformation. His latest book, 'The Constitution of Knowledge', delves into these pressing issues, offering a spirited account of pushing back against cancel culture and false narratives.
Rauch's conversation touches on his pivotal role in the gay rights movement during the 1990s, where he advocated for same-sex marriage and the right for LGBTQ+ individuals to serve in the military. He recounts personal anecdotes, such as a memorable discussion with his father about the risks of publicly supporting same-sex marriage. Rauch also discusses the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ activists then and now, including the impact of social media on advocacy.
The episode is a blend of historical reflection and current analysis, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in social justice, public policy, and the ongoing fight for equality. Rauch's insights are both thought-provoking and deeply personal, offering a unique perspective on the evolution of LGBTQ+ rights and the importance of maintaining a fact-based public discourse. Why should you listen?
This episode offers a rich tapestry of stories and insights from a seasoned advocate who has been at the forefront of significant social change. Whether you're passionate about LGBTQ+ rights or intrigued by the mechanics of public policy, this conversation promises to be both enlightening and inspiring.