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Fund Drive Special: Journalist Roland Martin breaks down what a high profile Texas primary revealed about elections, voter turnout, and the real mechanics of winning statewide.

Davey D opened with the widely watched Democratic primary between Jasmine Crockett and James Talarico and asked Roland if he was surprised Crockett lost. Roland said he was not surprised and argued that endorsements and momentum do not win elections. Campaigns win through boots on the ground and infrastructure. He pointed to Talarico’s early start, … Continued


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Fund Drive Special: What Kind of Bird Can’t Fly: A Memoir of Resilience and Resurrection

What Kind of Bird Can’t Fly: A Memoir of Resilience and Resurrection As part of a Black History Month celebration at San Francisco State University, Hard Knock Radio host Davey D sat in conversation with longtime organizer and formerly incarcerated activist Dorsey Nunn. What unfolded was not a ceremonial talk, but a grounded and at times raw discussion … Continued


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Fund Drive Special: The Escalating Federal Crackdown tied to Immigration Enforcement in Minnesota

Hard Knock Radio host Davey D spoke with Rebecca Smith of Speak Minneapolis to unpack the escalating federal crackdown tied to immigration enforcement in Minnesota and its ripple effects on communities, journalists, and civil liberties. Smith explained that despite public claims from federal officials that Operation Metro Surge had ended, hundreds of federal agents remain active across Minneapolis and surrounding … Continued


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Fund Drive Special: In Conversation with Salvador Reza

On Hard Knock Radio, host Davey D welcomes longtime Arizona organizer and community strategist Salvador Reza for a wide ranging conversation that traces the roots of today’s anti immigrant policies back to Arizona’s political experiments of the early 2000s. Reza joins the show to discuss his book Macehualli Day Laborers Spiritual Roots of Our Fight Against Sheriff Arpaio, which centers … Continued