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EP 11: A New Formation: Character, Community and Cointelpro Part 2 ft. Angelo Pinto
This week, Tiffany returns with part 2 of her engaging conversation alongside Angelo Pinto. If you haven't already, be sure to catch up on part 1 by clicking here. In this episode, we delve into thought-provoking topics such as the rapid advancements in technology, the highly anticipated presidential election, the significance of the national black political convention, and most importantly, our shared responsibility in addressing the challenges that our communities face. Join us for an insightful discussion!
(5:00) will the advancement of AI have negative effects on the movement
(13:00) black people in America are fugitives
(18:00) Dr. Carr in class with Carr
(20:00) the importance of archives
(29:00) we need new formations
(33:51) what is happening with the national black political convention in 2023
(37:57) How long will you be in the struggle
(40:00) the work we’re doing is actually changing the world
(50:22) How and where to stay connected with Until Freedom
Connect with our Guest
Angelo Pinto, an attorney, played a significant role in the criminal justice reform movement. He co-created a teach-in at Occupy Wall Street, focusing on the prison industrial complex, which sparked a national movement. Pinto also co-founded Justice League NYC, a task force of the Gathering for Justice organization.
Justice League organized mass demonstrations during the Eric Garner uprisings. Pinto's expertise contributed to the release of rapper Meek Mill and brought attention to the NYPD through the documentary "Crime and Punishment." He was involved in initiating the Indigenous Peoples Movement/March and led the legislative campaign to Raise the Age of criminal responsibility in New York State, which ended the housing of youth in adult jails and prisons. Award winning activist: Thurgood Marshall Award from Connect NYC and the Heman M Sweatt Award from the National Bar Association.
IG @angelopintoesq
IG @untilfreedom
Connect with us on social media
IG: @howwegetfreepod @tiffanydloftin
If you have any questions you would like answered by Tiffany please email us at [email protected]
How We Get Free Podcast is produced and edited by Idea to Launch Podcast Productions
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By Tiffany D. LoftinThis week, Tiffany returns with part 2 of her engaging conversation alongside Angelo Pinto. If you haven't already, be sure to catch up on part 1 by clicking here. In this episode, we delve into thought-provoking topics such as the rapid advancements in technology, the highly anticipated presidential election, the significance of the national black political convention, and most importantly, our shared responsibility in addressing the challenges that our communities face. Join us for an insightful discussion!
(5:00) will the advancement of AI have negative effects on the movement
(13:00) black people in America are fugitives
(18:00) Dr. Carr in class with Carr
(20:00) the importance of archives
(29:00) we need new formations
(33:51) what is happening with the national black political convention in 2023
(37:57) How long will you be in the struggle
(40:00) the work we’re doing is actually changing the world
(50:22) How and where to stay connected with Until Freedom
Connect with our Guest
Angelo Pinto, an attorney, played a significant role in the criminal justice reform movement. He co-created a teach-in at Occupy Wall Street, focusing on the prison industrial complex, which sparked a national movement. Pinto also co-founded Justice League NYC, a task force of the Gathering for Justice organization.
Justice League organized mass demonstrations during the Eric Garner uprisings. Pinto's expertise contributed to the release of rapper Meek Mill and brought attention to the NYPD through the documentary "Crime and Punishment." He was involved in initiating the Indigenous Peoples Movement/March and led the legislative campaign to Raise the Age of criminal responsibility in New York State, which ended the housing of youth in adult jails and prisons. Award winning activist: Thurgood Marshall Award from Connect NYC and the Heman M Sweatt Award from the National Bar Association.
IG @angelopintoesq
IG @untilfreedom
Connect with us on social media
IG: @howwegetfreepod @tiffanydloftin
If you have any questions you would like answered by Tiffany please email us at [email protected]
How We Get Free Podcast is produced and edited by Idea to Launch Podcast Productions