This week, Youth Radio features an interview with teens from the Oakland Youth Chorus about the organization and their upcoming concert, a commentary on violence in Oakland, and one young woman’s story about growing up as an "ABC"- American-Born Chinese.
Radio 4 Peace International Shut Down: James Latham, general manager and CEO of Radio for Peace International; Mumia Activist and Revolutionary Journalist C. Clark Kissinger.
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A look into the justice system. Justice Now talks about issues facing women in prison. And we explore a reading program for incarcerated youth. Visit Justice Now: www.jnow.org
3 days before SF voters are to elect a new mayor – signs of desperation from the Gavin Newsome camp as it appeals to former president Bill Clinton for help – and outgoing mayor Willie Brown has reportedly swung a weekend endorsement for Newsome from Jesse Jackson – meanwhile a poll by a labor union … Continued
Radio for Peace International; Haiti’s 200-Year History; Alternatives to Occupation and Militarism in Iraq; Baghdad Ground Report
Mumia commentary on dissent in times of war; Bayview-Hunter’s Point district’s support of Matt Gonzales; Ishle Yi Park’s new CD Work is Love.
Joel Barkin on FCC "compromise" & Helen Zia on James Yee
Bush Signs Healthy Forest Restoration Act EPA’s New Rules India and Pakistan Peace Attempts Bereaved Israeli and Palestinian Parents US Monitoring Immigrants with New Registration
ElectionWatch ’04: "The Texas Two-Step: Bush, Corporate Cash, and Environmental Rollbacks"
Urban Watersheds: A Conversation with Anne Reily of Urban Creeks Council and Revane Walder of SPAWN: Salmon Protection and Watershed Network
