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“Losing More Than We're Winning:” How the Left Confused Presence with Power

Season 2026 Episode 8208 | 17m 23s

Michel Martin speaks with Rashad Robinson, one of America's leading social justice strategists, about his new book, "From Presence to Power: How to Take On the Fights That Matter—and Win." The author explains why he believes progressives are struggling in their effort to translate public support into durable victories.

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