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Democracy Now! August 29, 2001
SNITCH CULTURE, HOW CITIZENS ARE TURNED INTO THE EYES AND EARS OF THE STATE [Replay of DN! February 16, 2001] |SNITCH CULTURE, HOW CITIZENS ARE TURNED INTO THE EYES AND EARS OF THE STATE Wednesday afternoon. The offices of The Stony Brook Press, an alternative campus publication in a sleepy town in New York. Two…
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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…
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Crossroads
Crossroads / produced by Elisabeth Perez-Luna. Ongoing weekly radio newsmagazine focusing upon minority issues and broader issues from a minority perspective. Produced by independent producers and includes commentaries and reviews by established critics, artists and writers. CONTENT: “Agents of Repression–the FBI’s secret wars against the Black Panther Party and the American Indian Movement” : by…
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DEMOCRACY NOW : June 11, 1997
DEMOCRACY NOW!/ Pacifica Foundation, executive producer Julie Drizin| produced and hosted by Amy Goodman| RECORDED: June 11, 1997. – SERIES: Democracy Now!| Program No. 342 – CONTENT: Pt.1: News headlines (4:00) — Pt.2: Geronimo Pratt: the release of former Black Panther, Geronimo Pratt from prison / reported by Chris Matthews at KPFK| excerpt featuring Pratt,…
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The Counter intelligence program / Donald Freed ; interviewed by Corey Dubin.
Phone interview with Donald Freed, the author of Death in Washington. He discusses 1960’s-70’s FBI efforts to infiltrate, collect intelligence, and destroy organizations for social change. He traces efforts to undermine the Black Panthers and Students for a Democratic Society, and how the FBI abused Civil Liberties. His conclusions are that it is difficult to…

