Find the perfect progressive holiday gift!

[ [link removed]- ]Turn on images to see PCCC co-founder Stephanie Taylor's book!

[ [link removed]- ]Turn on images to see Heather McGhee's book!

[ [link removed]- ]Turn on images to see Keith Olbermann's podcast!

[ [link removed]- ]Turn on images to see PCCC merch!

This holiday season, there's a lot to be thankful for as we work to
protect our democracy and build a more progressive America.

We wanted to give PCCC members the opportunity to share some progressive
holiday gifts! Especially books, podcasts, and news subscriptions.
(Including a children's book written by PCCC co-founder Stephanie Taylor!)

Click on these links to order any of these books:

[ [link removed]- ]I Can Change Everything by PCCC co-founder Stephanie Taylor,
illustrations by Laura Brenlla: Our very own Stephanie Taylor teaches kids
the power of their imaginations -- from changing their socks and shoes to
changing the world. This is a great gift for kids in your life!

[ [link removed]- ]The Sum Of Us by Heather McGhee: Heather McGhee, one of the sharpest
progressive voices in politics, makes clear that bold economic populism
and racial equity go hand in hand and lift all boats in this trailblazing
book. 

[ [link removed]- ]Unthinkable by Jamie Raskin: Rep. Jamie Raskin recounts the forty-five
days that changed his life as he confronted the painful loss of his son to
suicide, experienced the violent insurrection at the Capitol, and led the
impeachment of President Trump.

[ [link removed]- ]Franchise: The Golden Arches in Black America by Marcia Chatelain: Dr.
Marcia Chatelain won a Pulitzer Prize for this nuanced analysis of how
fast food franchises became a source of Black wealth and empowerment --
and at what cost.

[ [link removed]- ]Electable by Ali Vitali: After closely covering Elizabeth Warren's 2020
presidential campaign, NBC journalist Ali Vitali delves into the well-worn
stereotypes to understand why America has never elected a woman president.

[ [link removed]- ]The Color of Money by Mehrsa Baradaran: Banking law expert Mehrsa
Baradaran takes a hammer to the "self-help" myth that perpetuates the
racial wealth gap.

[ [link removed]- ]The Lie That Binds by Ilyse Hogue: Former NARAL president Ilyse Hogue
forcefully argues that the anti-abortion movement’s recent victories
foreshadow a larger rollback of democratic rights and social progress.

[ [link removed]- ]We've Got People by Ryan Grim: Intercept editor Ryan Grim tells
never-before-told stories as documents the influence of progressive
populists from the late 1980s to the present, including shout outs to
PCCC's behind-the-scenes influence! 

[ [link removed]- ]Lady Justice by Dahlia Lithwick: Lawyer and legal commentator Dahlia
Lithwick chronicles the unsung bravery of women who used the rule of law
to exact accountability during the Trump administration.

[ [link removed]- ]They Knew by Sarah Kendzior: Called "the Joan Didion of Missouri,"
Sarah Kendzior turns a critical eye toward the real-world conspiracies and
conspiracy theories that threaten democracy.

Click on these links to subscribe to progressive media -- for you or
someone else:

The Young Turks: "You gave me a platform," said Rep. Cori Bush on TYT
after her historic victory against an establishment Democrat. TYT was the
first online news show to reach 1 billion views, and their viewership is
now in the billions! TYT digests the daily news and gives a progressive
lens that is much different than corporate media. [ [link removed]- ]PCCC members can
subscribe for as low as $4.99 per month.

The American Prospect: A magazine built on ideas, politics, and power,
TAP's reliable analysis and inquisitive reporting connects progressive
policy with viable majority politics. Executive editor David Dayen has
lifted TAP to a new level, and raised the bar on investigative journalism
into government and corporate power. [ [link removed]- ]For a limited time, PCCC members
can subscribe to an IDEAS level membership, which includes a print
subscription if desired, for just $45 a year.

The Lever: The Lever is a reader-supported investigative news outlet run
by David Sirota – a former Bernie Sanders speechwriter and writer for
Oscar-nominated Don't Look Up. We were proud to host David Sirota and
Elizabeth Warren on a national Zoom event on climate change with PCCC
members this year! The Lever holds accountable the people and corporations
manipulating the levers of power. [ [link removed]- ]PCCC members can subscribe for as
low as $4.99 per month. 

The Majority Report: Founded and hosted by Sam Seder, The Majority Report
is an award-winning online political talk show that offers some of the
best progressive news commentary and longform conversations available
today. With co-host Emma Vigeland, The Majority Report's daily show is
packed full of news, insightful commentary, and intelligent interviews
with some of the most respected minds in politics and world affairs.
[ [link removed]- ]PCCC members can subscribe for as low as $10 per month, with one month
free.

Here are some free progressive podcasts you can download for yourself or
share with others:

[ [link removed]- ]The Countdown with Keith Olbermann: Keith Olbermann's landmark news
show returns -- as a podcast! Tune in with this progressive stalwart for
incisive analysis of the daily news.

[ [link removed]- ]The Young Turks: While we encourage folks to subscribe and support
their work, you can get a taste of their programming with short versions
of their episodes for free!

[ [link removed]- ]The Majority Report: The first 40 minutes of the Majority Report are
available for all to stream or listen to as a podcast, but once you get
hooked you'll want to subscribe to access the "fun half" of every episode.

You can also [ [link removed]- ]click here for union-made t-shirts, onesies, buttons,
stickers, and more in the PCCC merch store!

Thanks for being a bold progressive.

-- The PCCC Team ([ [link removed]- ]@BoldProgressive)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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