Progressive Resistance in the Trump Era

The Progressive Happy Hour

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Progressive political resistance has been on the rise since Donald Trump took office – but it’s not new, and we have much to learn from the activists who came before us. In the June 29 episode of “The Progressive Happy Hour,” co-hosts Drew Courtney and Cici Battle sat down with historian and activist Dr. Mary Frances Berry to unpack some of those lessons as outlined in her book History Teaches Us to Resist: How Progressive Movements Have Succeeded in Challenging Times.

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