Hard Knock Radio recently hosted an engaging and insightful roundtable discussion centered on the pros and cons of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its profound impact on the world of Hip Hop and the broader entertainment industry. The conversation extended beyond these realms, exploring AI’s relationship with Black communities and communities of color. The esteemed panel […]
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What’s the True Meaning of July 4th? Is America the Home of the Brave or Land of the Slave?
We raise the profound question: What is the meaning of American Independence as it pertains to Black people? Abolitionist Frederick Douglass initially posed this question in the 1800s, and it remains relevant today for those fighting for Black liberation. Additionally, we inquire about the significance of American Independence to Indigenous folks. To explore these inquiries, […]
A Conversation w/ Chairman Kofi Taharka: Supreme Court Rulings & NBUF’s Upcoming Convention
During a recent episode of the Hard Knock Radio show, Kofi Taharka, national Chairman of the National Black United Front (NBUF) based in Houston, Texas, shared exciting details about the highly anticipated NBUF convention set to take place in Pittsburgh, PA. The convention, commemorating NBUF’s 44th anniversary, has been scheduled from July 7th to July […]
Supreme Court Ruling Ends Affirmative Action: A Controversial Decision with Far-Reaching Implications
On today’s episode of Hard Knock Radio, a panel of distinguished academic scholars, organizers, and lawyers convened to discuss the recent Supreme Court ruling to end Affirmative Action. With guests including renowned author Jeff Chang, Dr. Michael Benitez, Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion at Metropolitan State University of Denver, Professor Gaye Theresa Johnson from […]
Remembering Former Berkeley Mayor and Humanitarian Gus Newport
We are deeply saddened to pay tribute to Gus Newport, a remarkable individual who passed away on June 17, 2023. Born in 1945, Newport served as the mayor of Berkeley, California, from 1979 to 1986, leaving an indelible mark on the city’s progressive politics. As a member of the Berkeley Black Caucus, Newport was a […]
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