Black Panther History
Check out this "one-hour Black History Month special on the Black Panther Party" broadcast on Uprising Radio, my favourite show from Los Angeles' KPFK.
posted by Scott at 10:43 AM
Sunday, February 24, 2008
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- Neigh, Scott. "Traps In Our Outrage", pp. 222-229 in Skyla Dawn Cameron, lead editor. Nothing But Red, Lulu.com, 2008. (post)
- Neigh, Scott. "National Security Certificates: Organizing Against Secret Trials in Canada." Presented at Canadian Security Into the 21st Century: (Re)Articulations in the Post-9/11 World, Laurentian University, March 5, 2008.
- Neigh, Scott. "The Sociology of Confrontation -- Review of Caelie Frampton et al, eds, Sociology for Changing the World: Social Movements / Social Research." Upping the Anti #3, November 2006.
- Power Within Our Groups, guest entry in the About Power Series at Impetus Java House
- Neigh, Scott. "Beyond Peace, Order and Good Government." Oh Canaduh: Challenging the Myths of Canadian Nationalism, a zine issue of The Hammer (print publication of IMC Hamilton), Summer 2005.
- Friends With Pens: Literacy Outreach at Agencies Serving the Homeless Population. Waterloo: The Literacy Group of Waterloo Region, February 2005. (rewritten by GSN)
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2 Comments:
Thanks for the link. I'm listening to the show now.
I also recommend to you and your readers Flashpoints Radio show weeknights on KPFA in Berkeley. It has good coverage of Guantanamo, torture, immigrant rights, Haiti and especially Palestine. 'Lots of fundraising - because it's listener supported - but host Dennis Bernstein is a real character and keeps even those episodes highly listenable and stimulating.
Hi Brian! Thanks for the link to Flashpoints Radio...
S.
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