On Hard Knock Radio, we begin by airing Part 2 of our roundtable discussion on artificial intelligence. Following that, we feature a speech/conversation from the recent National Conference on Race and Ethnicity in Higher Education (NCORE) Convention held in New Orleans. The keynote speaker was Michelle Alexander, a lawyer and scholar. With an attendance of […]
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Professor Tina Bell Wright: The Steps One Must Take for True Black Self Determination
Professor Tina Bell Wright, renowned author of the book “360 Degrees: The Blueprint for Black Self-Determination,” joined us once again on Hard Knock Radio. This time, our focus was on her recent thought-provoking article titled “Priorities …from Theory (RBG) to Practice (RBH).” Inspired by her observations at the “National Conference on the Black Cooperative Agenda,” […]
The Plight of Missing Black Girls, Oakland Declares a State of Emergency
The city of Oakland recently faced a grim reality as 27 community organizations united to declare a State of Emergency. Human trafficking has plagued the city for years, and in recent weeks, the situation has worsened with the reported disappearance of 10 teenage Black girls. Driving through certain areas downtown and along side streets near […]
Long Live Love: The Tragic Death of Apollo Carter
Today on Hard Knock Radio, we had the opportunity to interview Sevgi Fernandez, a dedicated activist and organizer from the organization Together We Stand
Dozens of Officers in Antioch Police Dept Caught Sending Racist Texts They are Beyond Evil
Long-time journalist and organizer Frank Sterling recently appeared on Hard Knock Radio to discuss the troubling controversies surrounding the Antioch Police Department. Sterling revealed that officers exchanged racist, homophobic, and threatening text messages for ten years. The FBI and other federal agencies monitoring the department discovered these messages, including officers threatening the city’s African American […]
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