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Ep. 29: Free Monsour Owolabi!
Our first Black August episode features an interview with New Afrikan Political Prisoner, organizer, and poet Monsour Owolabi.
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Ep. 28: Library Workers, Union, and Community Fight Back
As the IndyPL Board is under scrutiny yet again, two library workers and AFSCME union members join the show.
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Ep. 27: No ICE Flights! How to End ICE’s Human Trafficking Operation
No ICE Flights forces us to take a stand: Will we let ICE use our airport as a base of their human trafficking operation?
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Ep. 26: New Fiscal Year, New Reactionary Laws, New Battles Ahead
Activist Lindsey Holtgrave pulled up to tell us about new laws attacking the people of Indiana and our most basic democratic rights—and how we can fight back.
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Ep. 25: Celebrating and Building on 250 Years of Resistance
A special episode analyzing the 250 years of oppression and resistance as we prepare for ”Independence Day” and discusses how we are and can strategize based on that legacy of resistance.
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Ep. 24: Dispatches from Behind the Wire
Comrade Shaka A. Shakur joins the show, providing an in depth description of his case, current situation, and future prospects.
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Ep. 23: “Cutting the Umbilical Cord:” Kwame Beans Shakur on Practicing Theory
Hear New Afrikan Political Prisoner Kwame Beans Shakur provide concrete examples of putting theory into practice.
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Ep. 22: Why and How to Assert Our 4th Amendment Rights with Abby Morgan
Abby Morgan, an organizer with Action Neighbors—a subgroup of the Indy Action Coalition— joins the show, which released its first episode one-year ago today, to discuss their new 4th Amendment Campaign to fight against ICE terror.
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Ep. 21: Eyewitness Delaney Hall: Revolutionary Rehearsals
Organizer Rania Hatab of the Lower Hudson Valley DSA and the Center’s Jasmine Moody tell us first-hand about the battle to dismantle Delaney Hall.
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