With guests Kana Ahzari, Nehandra Imara and Pierre Labossiere, Hosted by Sabrina Jacobs
With guests Kana Ahzari, Nehandra Imara and Pierre Labossiere, Hosted by Sabrina Jacobs
Live interview with Minister Keith Muhammad, Rev. Kamaal Hassan and Rev. Donna Alle. Hosted by Jeannine Etter.
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In celebration of Black History today Emmit Powell’s Gospel Elites, bring their world travelled sounds of Gospel and Negro Spirituals to the Bay Area airwaves, live in studio from KPFA
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Earth, Wind & Fire founder, Maurice White featured on the History of Funk with DJ Rickey Vincent
Nicole Rocke, former foster youth; Kyle Lafferty, the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy: Linda Bryant, Clinical Professor at New York University’s School of Social Work; Benita Miller, Deputy Commissioner of Family Permanency Services at the Administration of Children’s Services; Lorraine Jacobs, caseworker; Yolanda Vasquez, former foster youth; Adriane Fugh-Berman, Pharmacology Professor at … Continued
Big Oil released it’s worst profit losses in decades this week, host Antonia Juhasz explains why. Then guest Matt Pawa, President of the Pawa Law Group in Washington, DC, discusses California Attorney General Kamala Harris’ recently launched landmark investigation into EXXON’s alleged climate change lies and related misdeeds. Pawa breaks down the nuts and bolts … Continued
We spotlight how the tragic suicide of a young Dalit student and activist, Rohith Vemula, has catalyzed mass mobilizing across university campuses in India against heinous caste-based discrimination that continues to be a disturbing feature of Indian society. We also look at a recent court ruling in India that brings the country one step closer … Continued
What A Record-High Number of Exonerations Says About the US Justice System; Is India’s New Intolerance Really New? Not for India’s Oppressed Castes; How the Other Half Banks: Exclusion, Exploitation, and the Threat to Democracy; Primary Elections Are Important—but They’re Also a Distraction.
Clinton Accuses Sanders of “Artful Smear” for Questioning Why Wall Street Gives Her Millions; Hillary Clinton Refuses to Say If She Will Release Copies of Her Paid Speeches to Goldman Sachs; Sanders & Clinton Spar on 2002 Iraq Vote; Clinton Praises Henry Kissinger; “A Significant Victory”: Julian Assange Hails U.N. Panel Calling for His Freedom. … Continued