KPFK

Left Meets Right

Left Meets Right / Ambrose Lane and David Horowitz| moderated by Sylvester Rivers. - Ambrose Lane, historian and KPFK host, debates the neo-conservative host from KCRW, David Horowitz. They examine capitalism, the Great Society, foreign aid, welfare, the Black Panthers, apartheid in South Africa and more.

Left Meets Right

Left Meets Right / Ambrose Lane and David Horowitz| moderated by Sylvester Rivers. - Ambrose Lane, historian and KPFK host, debates the neo-conservative host from KCRW, David Horowitz. They examine capitalism, the Great Society, foreign aid, welfare, the Black Panthers, apartheid in South Africa and more.

On a taste of power : a Black woman's story / Elaine Brown ; interviewed by Gerald Horn.

Elaine Brown, author of "A Taste of Power: A Black Woman's Story," and a former Black Panther leader, discusses her book and experiences as a Black Panther. She explains how the Panthers differ from other groups, and the need to educate young Black men away from rape and abuse in their gender relations. Ms.

Sex, lies, and Civil Rights : the life and work of Ida B. Wells / Paula Giddings.

SEX, LIES, AND CIVIL RIGHTS : THE LIFE AND WORK OF IDA B. WELLS / Paula Giddings. - Talk by Paula Giddings in which she presents a biographical sketch of Ida B. Wells, an African-American woman who began the Civil Rights movement right after the Civil War.

Crips and Bloods speak about the Los Angeles uprising

Four gang members from opposing gangs--Spud and Jason(Belok) of the Bloods, and Cedric(Baby Nerve) and Nate(Caliber) of the Crips, talk about the Rodney King beating and the civil unrest that followed the police aquittals, the relationship of gangs to the police, relationships between Koreans and African-Americans, the systematic oppression of African-Americans in the United States, and creatin

Four gang members speak about the Rodney King beating, the civil unrest that followed the police acquittal, the relationship of gangs to the police, and what they say is a systematic oppression of African-Americans in the United States.

Watts riots vs. the Los Angeles uprising : from 1965 to 1992 / Mike Davis.

Keynote address by Mike Davis on the social, political and economic underpinnings of the 1992 Los Angeles uprising. Their will be no solution to those fundamental problems if the voices of the communities involved (immigrant and gangs) are ignored.

Media imagery : the misrepresentation of African-Americans to the public / interviews and produced by Jan Robinson Flint.

Two interviews which explore how the mass media presents negative images of African-American individuals and the community.|MEDIA IMAGERY : THE MISREPRESENTATION OF AFRICAN-AMERICANS TO THE PUBLIC / interviews and produced by Jan Robinson Flint.

pt.1. Astenu, from Coalition Against Black Exploitation (CABE), on the portrayal of the four Black men who were arrested for the attack upon truck driver Reginald Denny during the outbreak of rioting following the Rodney King verdict. Astenu also discusses what the media leaves out of its coverage of police brutality -- pt.2.

Five days in December : Panthers and police.

Report on the police raid of Black Panther Party headquarters in Los Angeles. Includes interviews. Begins and ends with statement of special broadcast of KPFK.

Actuality-field recording-LA Panthers raided, lots of street sounds. @37:50-38:10--audio cuts in and out.

Soledad Brothers Defense Committee / produced by David Stevens. (Episode 3 of 4)

Doris Maxwell, Michael McGuire, Jim Turner, and Mervin Dymally discuss the trial of the Soledad Three.|SOLEDAD BROTHERS DEFENSE COMMITTEE / produced by David Stevens| interviews conducted by Dave Stevens. - Roundtable discussion and interviews which examine the legal and political struggle to free the Soledad Brothers.

Carry on Black quartet singing / Bernice Johnson Reagon ; interviewed by John Patton.

Bernice Johnson Reagon, one of the founders of Sweet Honey in the Rock, discusses carrying on some of the musical traditions of quartet singing. She explains the traditional music's impact on present Rhythm and Blues and gospel music, her involvement in the Civil Rights movement, and the role of her education at Spellman College where she studied with Willis Lawrence James.

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