Episode #5: A Decades-Long Purge

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PoliSocial Pulse

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PoliSocial Pulse, hosted by Dr. Chelsea Smith, DSW, LMSW, LCDC, a Texas social worker, dives into the intersection of politics and social work. With bold conversations and educational insights, Dr. Smith challenges mainstream narratives and amplifies overlooked voices, fostering clarity and unity through honest dialogue. Tune in weekly for fresh perspectives that spark critical thinking. Subscribe now! Peace through honesty, pulse of the people.

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Episode #5: A Decades-Long Purge

PoliSocial Pulse

30 minutes 45 seconds

7 months ago

Episode #5: A Decades-Long Purge

🎙️ PoliSocial Pulse—Peace through honesty, Pulse of the People—unpacks 60 years of NASW sidelining conservatives and fraying social work. Dr. Chelsea R. Smith brings facts, receipts, and a unifying call: who’s caring for us?

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