In conversation with a journalist and a historian about last week’s police killings. What they mean for our society and where they fit in history. First, we speak with Glen Ford, Executive Editor of The Black Agenda Report. And then with professor Gerald Horne, the John J. and Rebecca Moores Chair of History and African … Continued
Democracy Now! on Protests nationwide, the private prison extradition industry and an interview with Congressman Keith Ellison.
A powerful discussion around police violence, community violence and accountability from individuals who have been personally affected. Guests from Left to Right, Les Walker, whose mother was recently killed at a construction site in SF, Pastor Michael McBride: The Way Church and PICO National Network, Cat Brooks, host of Up Front, Sharon Rafferty whose son Chris Rafferty … Continued
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Entrevista con el músico y productor Juan Manuel Caipo, sobre Quiero Creedence, tributo a Creedence Clearwater Revival. Estrenos musicales. Conducido por Miguel Guerrero.
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Davey D covers protests of police violence in Oakland and Hard Knock Correspondent Greg Bridges speaks with Brother Turha and Mama Ayanna about the upcoming State Of Black Oakland, (SOBO) People’s Assembly 2016. Later we speak with Shawn Wayans about the state of comedy and his upcoming performance at Yoshis in Oakland, Ca. Guests: … Continued
In cities across the country, black women – many of whom have been on the front lines of the Movement for Black Lives – are lifting up the names of their sisters killed by police. This March, Manolia Charlotin, a multimedia journalist with the The Media Consortium, and Cat Brooks, artist and organizer with Oakland’s … Continued
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Today we speak with Arthur “Silky Slim” Reed, a former gang leader turned community activist about the police murder of Alton Sterling caught on tape, in Baton Rouge Louisiana. We also hear from Diamond Reynolds, the girlfriend of Philando Castile — who was shot to death during a police traffic stop in suburban Minneapolis, … Continued
Protests over the police shooting of Philando Castile in Minneapolis and Alton Sterling in New Orleans. More on Democracy Now!
If you take a quick inventory of all the wealthy people and CEOs who’ve made news by being complete, heartless jerks, you’re left with a pretty simple question: who put them in charge? One narrative: Ruthless people win, so it’s the jerks who float to the top. The counter-narrative: power makes us act bad. Most … Continued
