On a recent episode of Hard Knock Radio, host Davey D engaged in a compelling conversation with Dr. James Taylor, exploring the history of grassroots organizing and the complexities of today’s political landscape. The discussion highlighted the profound legacy of Fred Hampton, focusing on his visionary leadership within the Black Panther Party, his dedication to … Continued
A presentation of Ashanti Omowali Alston’s keynote address to the 2024 Another Carolina Anarchist Bookfair in so-called Asheville, entitled “Solidarity, Spirituality and Liberatory Promise on a Turtle’s Back”
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
On Hard Knock Radio, host Davey D sat down with Sevgi Fernandez of Together We Stand, Terry Williams, a victim of a hate crime, and Rudy Corpuz of United Playaz to discuss the alarming rise in hate crimes in San Francisco. **Terry’s Harassment and House Fire** Terry, who runs a dog-walking business, recounted his experiences … Continued
Last Thursday, over 400 individuals gathered at the Oakland Museum of California’s James Moore Theater for an enlightening event that highlighted the issue of anti-Blackness in Oakland. Hosted by Hard Knock Radio’s Davey D, the evening featured a profound conversation with Hodari Davis, a renowned educator and co-founder of Edutainment for Equity. Alongside his wife, Candice … Continued
We speak with Rosa Clemente about the release of former Black Panther Party member Sundiata Acoli after 49 years in prison. Later we explore the attack on women’s reproductive rights. Guest: Rosa Alicia Clemente is a Black-Puerto Rican woman born and raised in the Bronx, NY. She is an organizer, producer, independent journalist and scholar-activist. … Continued
We speak with Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. about the city of Chicago, political prisoners and the state of politics. Later Poor News Network examines America’s War on impoverished communities. photo: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0
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Tonight’s host, Graduate Apprentice Steve Grevious (aka Stevie G, History of Funk), along with voices both past and present, remember the Black Panther Party. 55 years ago, this month, the community stepped forward with a voice of its own. A voice of the youth, filled with spirit, energy, anger (and strategic, emotional content) and a … Continued
We speak with community organizer Jilchristina Vest about the new Black Panther Party museum and a mural honoring Black Panther Party women in West Oakland, California. Guests: Jilchristina Vest, West Oaklander, and organizer of Women of The Black Panther Party Mural
We speak with Dr. Saturu Ned and Shawn Granberry about the legacy of The Black Panthers and The Lumpen, The Black Panther Party funk band. photo: Wikimedia Commons
