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Ep. 24: Honoring Naptown’s Shirley Graham Du Bois
The legacy of Naptown’s revolutionary artist, organizer, theorist, and teacher.
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Ep. 23: Indiana Veterans and Servicemen to Refuse Deployment
Military veteran Lucas Lee joins the show to discuss a new campaign organizing National Guardsmen to refuse any potential deployment orders.
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Ep. 22: Is Indy Ready for a General Strike?
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson called for a General Strike. General Strikes are routinely called for, but what do they entail? There’s a lot of work to be prepare for one but, as Dani Abdullah reminds us by recounting the historic 1919 Seattle General Strike, our ancestors made sure we aren’t starting over from scratch.
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Ep. 21: 59 Years of “All Power to the People!”
This week’s episode features a speech Dakota Fronterhouse delivered on 59th anniversary of the Black Panther Party’s founding.
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Ep. 14: Building on George Jackon’s Legacy Today
This special episode ensures we use the knowledge, discipline, and commitment we cultivated last month to advance the struggles ahead.
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Ep. 13: Black August and Multinational Unity
Nino Brown of Jericho Chicago joins the show to discuss the prison movement and multinational unity.
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Ep 11: The Present and Future of Black August
This week, our co-hosts rap about the origins and significance of Black August.
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Ep. 10: Black August: Prisons, Police, and Food Production
We cover struggles against prison and police repression in Indiana as well as the role that the production of food plays in the movement for Black Freedom.
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Ep. 9: Indiana’s Democrats Walk the Plank on their Own Accord
The local Democratic Party’s strategy of systematically abusing women, rallying around their abusers, and trying to bury the truth in dark is not paying off. In this episode, we’ll get to some of the apparent ”thinking” behind their strategy.
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