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Ep. 25: Celebrating and Building on 250 Years of Resistance
Naptown People’s Radio
activity review, burnout, Counterrevolution of 1776, Dani Abdullah, Declaration of Independence, Derek Ford, Fourth of July, Frederick Douglass, Hosea Hudson, immigrant rights, Independence Day, Indiana Black Librarians Network, Indianapolis activism, Indianapolis Liberation Center, Indianapolis news, Indianapolis podcast, Indy Liberation Center, Indy Liberation Store, Naptown People’s Radio, New Afrikan Independence Movement, Party for Socialism and Liberation, PSL Indianapolis, reform, reform vs. revolution, reformism, resistance, revolution, right of revolution, Rochester Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society, slaveryA 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. 13: Free Lamonte Thomas Now! Justice for Jamar Thomas!
Naptown People’s Radio
Veronika Williams and Keanda Young, loved ones of Jamar and Lamonte Thomas, debunk the IMPD’s lies and correct the media’s narrative about the March 7 shooting downtown.
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Ep. 24: Honoring Naptown’s Shirley Graham Du Bois
Naptown People’s Radio
anti-imperialism, Dani Abdullah, Derek Ford, Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery, free speech Indiana University, IMPD, Indiana Black Librarians Network, Indianapolis activism, Indianapolis Liberation Center, Indianapolis podcast, internationalism, Le’Deanna Brown, Midwest Leak Magazine, Naptown People’s Radio, Party for Socialism and Liberation, PSL Indianapolis, Shirley Graham, SNAP, W.E.B. Du BoisThe legacy of Naptown’s revolutionary artist, organizer, theorist, and teacher.
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Ep. 4: Independence for Whom?
Naptown People’s Radio
ANSWER Indiana, Dispatches from Behind the Wire, Fugitive Slave Act, Indiana Black Librarians Network, Indianapolis activism, Indianapolis Liberation Center, Interstate Compact, Jada Trainor, Jauston Huerta, New Afrikan Independence Movement, Pendleton 2 Defense Committee, political prisoners, PSL Indianapolis, Shaka A. Shakur, Sick of ICE, Stephen LaneStephen Lane of the Indiana Black Librarians Network and New Afrikan Political Prisoner Shaka A. Shakur join the show.
