In a recent episode of Hard Knock Radio, former Black Panther Tureka Lewis and actor-director Mario Van Peebles engaged in a compelling dialogue about the legacy and representation of the Black Panther Party in film and history. Tureka Lewis, noted as the first woman to join the Black Panther Party, shared her experiences and insights … Continued
We speak with a panel of distinguished individuals about Afrofuturism in films and the re-making of Blackness, gender, and identity. Oakland, California rapper/activist, Ras Ceylon, unleashes his new album titled “To Srv The Ppl”, a politically charged opus that breathes positivity and hope for social change. Ras Ceylon “To Srv The Ppl” featuring Sizzla, … Continued
We speak with former Black Panther Ericka Huggins about the legacy of the Black Panther women, the BPP survival programs, and discuss the details of a mural going up in West Oakland to honor these women. Guests: Ericka Huggins, former Black Panther Party member; Jilchristina Vest, West Oaklander, and organizer of Women of The Black … Continued
We speak with Chairman Omali Yeshitela of the Uhuru House about Gun control and how it relates to Black Liberation. He also discusses the significance of activist and Black Panther founder Huey Newton, born on February 17, 1942. image credit @ www.apspuhuru.org
We speak with former political prisoner and Black Panther Erica Huggins about the upcoming Matatu Festival, Movement Building, and Black Liberation.
We speak with former Black Panther Dhoruba Bin Wahad about Gun Control and what it means to the Black community. Later we speak with Hodari Davis and Antique about their trip to Iran and Young Gifted and Black.
Long time activist Jamala Rogers discusses her book Ferguson Is America: Roots to Rebellion. She talks about 1972 Black political convention and the existing political landscape in Ferguson.
