Hard Knock Radio – May 12, 2005
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Media representation of Hip Hop: Continuing coverage of the recent Feminism and Hip Hop Conference in Chicago.
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Hard Knock Radio – May 11, 2005
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Continuing coverage of the recent Feminism and Hip Hop Conference in Chicago.
Flashpoints – May 10, 2005
A former high-level DEA agent talks about government drug trafficking and the Oliver North connection; and we’ll be joined by the author of Drug War: Covert Money, Power and Policy, an encyclopedia on the history of government drug involvement; and the Knight Report.
Flashpoints – May 9, 2005
Independent of London reporter Patrick Cockburn reports from Baghdad on the killing of 75 Iraqis by US forces at the Syrian border; plus, a free-wheeling discussion with award-winning investigative reporter Robert Parry on CIA-linked drug trafficking and the cover-up of the October Surprise; and the Knight Report.
Hard Knock Radio – May 9, 2005
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Davey D speaks with musician and activist Michael Franti about a fair and just media; Continuing coverage of the recent Feminism and Hip Hop Conference
Full Circle – May 6, 2005
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Join us for Full Circle, this Friday, May 6th for the second part of our labor discussion. We will address local labor issues as well as workers’ situations in China and Nicaragua. Other issues covered include globalization, day laborers, and tenant rights. We will also share a commentary and a poem in honor of Mother’s … Continued
Flashpoints – May 6, 2005
On their Morning Edition show, NPR censors the killing of two Palestinian kids, we’ll have a follow-up report on the killings and look at the recent arrests of Pentagon officials releasing secret documents to American-Israeli lobby group AIPAC; also, the US military continues their torture cover-up with the dismissal of charges against Lynndie England; a … Continued
Hard Knock Radio – May 4, 2005
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The U.S. government has put a 1 million dollar hit on Assata Shakur; Continuing coverage of the recent Feminism and Hip Hop Conference in Chicago.
Hard Knock Radio – May 3, 2005
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Continuing coverage of the recent Feminism and Hip Hop Conference in Chicago, and the upcoming Hip Hop Theater Festival – www.hiphoptheaterfest.com.
Race with History – May 2, 2005
When the U.S. first faced the question of what role millions of free African-Americans should play in society, the news press was itself in transition. The popular "penny-press" was beginning to replace newspapers that were connected to political parties. The change would bring new standards to the news media. As journalism became a distinct profession, … Continued