Sky Perryman

Skye Perryman, President & CEO of Democracy Forward, co-hosts a lively discussion on recent legal developments, focusing on the pushback against the shadow docket by lower courts. Former NAACP Legal Defense Fund leader Sherrilyn Ifill joins to highlight Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s impactful tenure on the Supreme Court. The conversation dives into her fearless approach, her ability to engage with complex hypotheticals, and her clash with Justice Thomas, reshaping the narrative around judicial integrity and accountability.

Skye Perryman, President and CEO of Democracy Forward, and Mandela Barnes, former Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin, dive into the Trump administration's blatant disregard for court rulings and the implications for democracy. They discuss over 100 federal lawsuits, highlighting key legal battles and the erosion of civil rights. Barnes sheds light on the critical upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court race, tying it to voter mobilization and the fight for representation. The conversation urges community engagement to combat tyranny and protect democratic ideals.

Skye Perryman, founder and CEO of Democracy Forward, a nonprofit that sues to defend democracy. She discusses how mass protests like No Kings Day shape hundreds of court fights. Short takes cover a big win restoring CBP One users' status, how crowds amplify legal pressure, judges pushing back on fast government moves, and the historic roots linking protests to litigation.

Sky Perryman, President and CEO of Democracy Forward, shares her insights on Project 2025 and the challenges of combating extremist ideologies. Tim Walsh, a political candidate, reflects on his recent VP debate against J.D. Vance, highlighting the importance of clear communication in politics. The discussion weaves humor into serious topics, covering everything from nostalgic soda preferences to the rise of musical biopics. They also tackle the disparities in wealth and taxation, pushing for a reassessment of the ultra-rich's societal impact.

Sky Perryman, President and CEO of Democracy Forward, and Barbara Hausman-Smith, an attorney with a storied Supreme Court history, dive deep into the challenges facing democracy and civil rights. They reflect on past Supreme Court rulings and the new term's implications, including gun regulation and healthcare discrepancies. Hausman-Smith plans to revisit the Court in her original argument suit, while Perryman discusses legal strategies to combat the conservative legal landscape. Together, they emphasize civic engagement and the crucial role of women in advocating for democracy.