Mariah Gossett

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292 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard 19 Jun

Mariah Gossett’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Some of the things I found, like, really illuminating was, like, talking to Elizabeth about, like, very few developed countries that signed, like, the— Well, it does not sign the Human Rights Convention or Human— For the Rights of the Child.
Right.
We're the only and I do some work for the ACLU.
And right now we're digging into some like Supreme Court cases around like rights of like kids at school and stuff.
Anyway, it's fascinating like how frequently legislation and laws are passed that continue to diminish the rights of a child.
And I don't think people are paying attention to that.
you know, on the policy standpoint.
And it's so interesting to like, you know, I worked on Empire City, which was like a series from Wondery, which went into like the history of the NYPD.
And like, I think it is really hard to, for some people to imagine what the unraveling would be because the systems have been in place for so long.
But it's like, if the systems were only meant to protect very specific people and very specific properties for so long, it's
It's like we have to dismantle in many ways to rebuild it in a completely different way.
Right.
And like that dismantling doesn't mean like snap your fingers.
There's no police tomorrow.
But it's like, what if we slowly got rid of the need for X or Y?
Like, I don't know.
I worked in nonprofits for a long time.
And like the ideal version of a nonprofit is that you work your way out of a job because you've solved the problem.
And so to me, which most nonprofits don't function that way, by the way, they are mostly just looking to fundraise.
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