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Longtime townhomes resident and housing justice advocate Rasheda Alexander joins in to talk about the struggle at "The People's Townhomes," a majority Black housing complex in University City in West Philly. The site's affordable housing contract with the federal government (HUD) is set to expire Sept. 7, forcing nearly 70 low-income residents out of the housing complex that's stood for them for nearly 40 years.
Read the op-ed by Rasheda Alexander and Sterling Johnson on the precursor to the townhomes during the Frank Rizzo administration.
Stay updated @saveuctownhomes on Instagram or savetheuctownhomes.com
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In July of 2020, an unidentifiable body was found in a container on a vacant plot of land in South Philadelphia. Seeking to counteract the disturbing and traumatic discovery, community leader Boogie Rose stood together with the support of the surrounding neighborhood to enact the Community Healing Garden (CHG) on that very same plot of land. Now several months later they are fighting to sustain that body of positivity in a neighborhood that needs it.
Documentary on the CHG: https://vimeo.com/643073655
Stay updated on Boogie and the Community Healing Garden
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This week I'm joined by the crew of the Black Myths Podcast for yet another episode about Black people. Kam, Terrell, and Too Black detail what it's like to combat harmful media narratives about Black communities, and how these narratives play a role in our societal conditions.
Tap into the Black Myths Podcast
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In the second half of our 2 part conversation, Tennyson Donyéa and I talk about his recent piece on reparations in New Jersey. We dive into New Jersey's history as the last slave state of the North and how its laws and practices present a unique case for the topic. And should we be past the point of merely studying reparations?
Donyéa's piece on reparations: https://whyy.org/articles/new-jersey-has-struggled-for-centuries-to-talk-about-reparations-can-that-change-in-2022/
Check out blackinjersey.com or follow @blackinjersey on Instagram. To support the podcast, donate via Cash App to $2BDco.
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Proof of Consciousness (P.O.C.) from Revive Radio & Media joins the pod to talk about her latest documentary, ‘Numb to Normalcy,’ which tackles the gun violence epidemic in Philadelphia and how it affects the upcoming youth.
To watch Numb To Normalcy: youtube.com/watch?v=CjEdu67zFF0
To support the podcast, donate via Cash App to $2BDco.
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Just wanted to give a brief update going into the new year. Also, talk about a New Jersey bill that will allow police officers to review their own body camera footage.
Zellie Thomas article: https://newjerseymonitor.com/2022/01/10/n-j-cops-shouldnt-be-able-to-view-body-cam-footage/
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