Sundays 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Various types of Art created by people in underrepresented communities, locally and nationally. With Interviews, spoken word, music, and multi-media. Host/Producers: Aqueila M. Lewis, Lateef McLeod, Sherica Murriel (Seed The Poet), and guest hosts. Heard on KPFB only.
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Racism and Common Sense: According to Ian Haney López, a kind of everyday common sense explains why racial prejudice persists today. In a new book, the U.C. Berkeley law professor also chronicles the rise of the Chicano movement in the aftermath of the massive 1968 student walkouts in East Los Angeles.
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Hosts/Producer: Aqueila M. Lewis, Lateef McLeod, Sherica Murriel (Seed The Poet) + Guest Host’ Description: Features various types of Art created by people in underrepresented communities locally and nationally. Includes Interviews, Spoken Word, Music, Multi-media. Stories may include: The Power of the Spoken Word for Social Change: Poetry for the People, Differencing Abilities (Featuring Artists … Continued
