In an impactful demonstration today on Hard Knock Radio, we delve into the protests that unfolded at San Francisco International Airport’s International Terminal. Early this morning, several hundred activists converged around 7 am, effectively blocking two gates and disrupting the usual hustle of the terminal. The protestors, wielding large banners, voiced a unanimous call for […]
A Conversation w/ Aimee Allison and Linda Sarsour on the Political Landscape in 2024
In a compelling episode of Hard Knock Radio, host Davey D brought together two influential political activists, Aimee Allison and Linda Sarsour, to delve into pressing issues shaping the American political landscape. Aimee Allison, leading the organization She the People, initiated the discussion by emphasizing the pivotal role of women of color in the upcoming […]
The Case Against Free Speech, African Liberation and the Uhuru Movement
This latest edition of Hard Knock Radio revolved around the discussion of a court case involving the Uhuru Movement and its leaders, Chairman Omali Yeshitela and Penny Hess. The pair expressed concern that the case could set a dangerous precedent by infringing on the first amendment rights to free speech, opening the way for anyone […]
Urban Peace Movement & Kinfolx Cafe: Blazing a Trail for Unity in Oakland
In a recent episode of Hard Knock Radio, hosted by Davey D, the conversation delved deeply into public safety issues plaguing major U.S. cities like New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and particularly the Bay Area. The discussion highlighted the complex interplay between crime narratives, media portrayal, and the political landscape, emphasizing the impact on communities […]
Little Nairobi: The Story of East Palo Alto | Black Rainbow-A Conversation w/ Corinne Baily Rae
We dive deep into the heart of East Palo Alto’s evolution with “Little Nairobi,” a documentary that explores the city’s rich cultural heritage, challenges, and resilience against the backdrop of gentrification and systemic racism. Introduction to Little Nairobi In the realm of documentaries that stir the soul and provoke thought, “Little Nairobi” emerges as a […]
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