Civil rights.

  • Democracy Now! February 3, 1999

    Jackson Capital Center, Inc.; Kwame Ture Speech on FBI, CIA and MLK, Jr. |Jackson Capital Center, Inc. In the 1930’s, 40’s and 50’s, Mississippi;s political and financial leaders who ruled with Jim Crow laws and used violence to terrorize and itimidate black communities. In the 1990’s, Miss. white financial and political elite has resorted to…

  • Kwame Ture Remembered

    (55 Minutes) Kwame Ture Remmebered From Freedom Rider to SNCC Chariman, Black Panther to Pan-Africanist leader. Close friends remember the life and legacy of a true revolutionary: the man formerly known as Stokely Carmichael, buried this weekend in Africa. GUEST: Cleveland Sellers, Assoc. Dir. of African American Studies at the University of South Carolina. GUEST:…

  • Democracy Now! October 15, 1998

    Police Beat Earth First Protesters in Minneapolis: Noam Chomsky on World Economy |(4 Minutes) Police Beat Earth First Protesters in Minneapolis Activists from Earth First and the american Indian Movement have joined with residents in a Minneapolis neighborhood to fight the construction of a highway to the mall of America, the larges mall in the…

  • Democracy Now! October 6, 1998

    Amnesty Report on US Human Rights Abuses |(50 Minutes) Amnesty Report on US Human Rights Torture, electoshock, and chain-gangs. Sadaam Hussein’s Iraq? No, the United States of America. While the US boasts of being the freest, most democratic country in teh world, the Secretary General of Amnesty International paints a picture of the other America,…

  • Democracy Now! September 25, 1998

    Critical Resistance; King Leopoldus Ghost; |(14 Minutes) Critical Resistance Focus on the conference; Critical Resistance: Beyond the Prison -Industrial Complex. GUEST: Angela Davis, Professor, UC Berkeley, a former member of the Black Panther Party and one of the organizers of the Critical Resistance conference. (19 Minutes) King Leopold’s Ghost The Democratic Republic of the Congo…