On today’s show, we’ll start with our weekly Thursday segment, the State Terror Roundup.
Then, to San Francisco, where the Sheriff’s department is re-opening a jail facility that it closed in 2010 after a top-down systemic drug scandal. The sheriffs department wants to reopen because the city is locking up dramatically increasing numbers of people. We’ll be in conversation with Mission Local editor Joe Eskinazi.
Then, to Concord, for the anniversary of the lynching death of queer, Black and Indian, Timothy Charles Lee, in conversation with Lee’s cousin Franklin Sterling.
This week’s Resistance in Residence Artist is multi-disciplinary artist and dancer José Navarrete.
Check out the website for Javier’s dance company Naka: http://nakadancetheater.com/
Check out the website for the Eastside Arts Alliance: https://www.eastsideartsalliance.org/
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Today’s show featured music by Kofy Brown.
Check out her website: https://www.kofybrown.com/
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