Defense of Democracy Podcast
Friends. Allies. Americans. Folks taking small steps towards big change. The Defense of Democracy podcast tells their stories. Hosted by Addison K. Witt.
Defense of Democracy is made up of people from all walks of life passionately committed to nonpartisanship. We welcome anyone who is interested in protecting their fellow Americans - in particular those in marginalized communities - from oppression.
We advocate for legislators, educators, and administrators who will work to maintain communities as well as a public education system that supports and enhances our shared experiences regardless of religious beliefs, cultural background, or sexual orientation.
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Defense of Democracy Podcast
Voices of Change: Pastor Dixon's Journey of Advocacy and Change
In this episode Karen sits down to talk with Pastor Thomas Dixon, a fervent advocate for social justice. Pastor Dixon shares his transformative journey from a turbulent past to becoming a significant voice in the fight against systemic injustices. His story includes overcoming personal struggles with addiction, his reformation during a three-year prison term, and his subsequent dedication to activism.
Dixon discusses his involvement in various movements, highlighting his efforts to combat the influence of groups like Moms for Liberty, which he criticizes for promoting a white nationalist agenda under the guise of parental rights in education. He explains the Seven Mountain Mandate, a strategy used by dominionists to infiltrate and dominate key societal sectors, including family, education, media, and government.
The episode also covers Pastor Dixon’s reflections on personal growth, the importance of community support, and the role of leaders in inspiring change. He emphasizes the need for continued advocacy and vigilance in protecting democratic values and ensuring equity in society. They concludes with a call to action, encouraging listeners to engage in their communities and support movements that aim to uphold democracy and social justice.
Resources mentioned in episode:
“The Sordid History of the Parental Rights Movement, the Forerunner of M4L" (Roy Willey)
"Dominionism & the Seven Mountains Mandate" (Anjene Davis)
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