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The power the police wield on the streets of this country is plain to see. Less visible, but no less formidable, is the immense political power and influence that the police exercise. Historian Stuart Schrader describes how police unions amassed enormous power over the last fifty years. Stuart Schrader, Blue Power: How Police Organized to … Continued
This week, we’re sharing two segments: an interview with the recently released anarchist organizer and writer Hybachi Lemar; plus a member of the Xinachtli Freedom Campaign speaks on the incarcerated elder’s condition in Texas prison
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On today’s show: Headlines AI Data Center Resistance: Maine Passes Nation’s First Statewide Moratorium — Will Gov. Mills Sign It? “Colossus Failure”: Elon Musk’s Data Centers Face Lawsuit for Polluting Black Neighborhoods in Memphis “Data Colonialism”: Native Communities Fight AI Data Centers on Indigenous Land Greenpeace Sends Ship to Support Global Sumud Flotilla’s Attempt to … Continued
Sheila Bates is Policy Coordinator at Black Lives Matter Grassroots discussing the dropped charges against Torrance officers in killing of Christopher Deandre Mitchell. Tiny Gray Garcia is the co-founder of POOR Magazine The Homefulness Project – a landless peoples, self-determined land liberation movement in the Ohlone/Lisjan/Huchuin territory known as Deep East Oakland. We also speak … Continued
08:00 — John Nichols, Executive Editor of the Nation 33:00 — Jessica Pishko is an independent journalist and lawyer covering the criminal legal system. Her book “The Highest Law in the Land,” examines how the unchecked power of sheriffs threatens democracy. Her latest piece for Calmatters is co-written with investigative reporter, Anat Rubin.
On today’s show: Headlines AI Data Center Resistance: Maine Passes Nation’s First Statewide Moratorium — Will Gov. Mills Sign It? “Colossus Failure”: Elon Musk’s Data Centers Face Lawsuit for Polluting Black Neighborhoods in Memphis “Data Colonialism”: Native Communities Fight AI Data Centers on Indigenous Land Greenpeace Sends Ship to Support Global Sumud Flotilla’s Attempt to … Continued
