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Hard Knock Radio – July 15, 2004

An inter-generational dialogue exploring the positive and negetive images in Hip Hop, from our coverage of the National Hip Hop Political Convention last month; Mumia Abu Jamal: A Rich Man’s War; Iranian visual artist Ala Ebtekar – www.torandj.com – about his exhibit titled "Elemental" at The Intersection for the Arts.


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Hard Knock Radio – July 14, 2004

Mumia Abu Jamal on the U.S. occupation of Iraq and the illusion of democracy; Continuing our coverage of the National Hip Hop Political Convention: Davey D speaks with Former Black Panther member Khaled Samad about gang reconsiliation and the Panthers; Weyland speeks with Bay Area artist musician Kofy Brown about her new music and new … Continued


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Hard Knock Radio – July 9, 2004

From the National Hip Hop Political Convention, an excerpt from a town hall panel discussion on arts and culture, featuring Ron Daniels, director of the Center for Constitutional Rights, and Ernie Penacoli, Native American elder and hip hop historian and photographer. Also, an encore presentation of an interview with Olu Dara, in conversation with Weyland … Continued


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Hard Knock Radio – July 7, 2004

Continuing Hard Knock’s coverage of the National Hip Hop Political Convention – National Hip Hop Political Convention: Deputy Mayor of New Jersey Ras Baraka on the political mobilization of the Hip Hop generation; Dead Prez on their new album, the relevence of voting, and Hip Hop activism.


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Hard Knock Radio – July 2, 2004

Mumia Abu Jamal on the 4th of July; Continuing Hard Knock’s coverage of the National Hip Hop Political Convention – National Hip Hop Political Convention: Davey D speaks with delegates from Philadelphia and Cincinnati organizing committees on Hip Hip activism and the issues effecting African American communities.