Politicians in both the Republican and Democratic parties are working to galvanize their voter base in November. But, they’re not the only two parties involved. Dr. Omar Ali, an associate professor of African-American and Diaspora Studies at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro, joins Michael to discuss third-party politics and its role in this particular election.
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I met Dr. Ali in 2001 and have worked with him on many projects for independent and structural political reform.
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