People Activity Radio

People Activity Radio

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People Activity Radio episodes

  • Prison Propaganda Program: Divide, Neutralize & Dominate: Deception, Confusion, Monsters & Monstrosities

    We discuss Racist Origins of the film King King vs Godzilla. We compare the film in contrast with the alleged mainstream medias recent Black on Asian crime spree. We critique the anti-black social order of systematic mistreatment based on color for creating monsters & monstrosities in all racial groups. Normalizing mistreatment in all areas of people activity. We play clips of current events and Neely Fuller Jr. to add context.

    1 hr 24 min
  • 1921 Tulsa, OK Race Clash, The Legend Of Horace 'Peg Leg' Taylor

    We discuss the 1921 Tulsa Massacre and attempt to reinterpret news accounts from white news publications and black survivors verbal accounts. We reference The New Tulsa Star's article titled 'The Victory Of Greenwood: Horace Peg Leg Taylor' written by Carlos Moreno. We use clips featuring Charlie Wilson of the Gap Band, Dr. Lisa D. Cook, Dr. Carol Anderson, Charles E. Cobb Jr., and Professor Damon L. Fordham.

    1 hr 3 min
  • 1980 Miami (Liberty City) McDuffie Race Clash, Race Soldiers, Red Bays, Mariel Boatlift & Racial Dislocation Confusion

    This episode we attempt to bring clarity to the overwhelming stress systematically placed upon Foundational United States Black Classifieds(FUSBC). Systematic AntiBlack Mistreatment, disenfranchisement, AntiBlack Law Enforcement, Job Discrimination, Gentrification, Racial Dislocation, Environmental Racism and Immigrants and Refugees from 3rd World countries being dumped into already marginalized FUSBC communities. 1980 Mcduffie Riots is a case study of all these elements being mixed with an unhealthy boom of drugs, immigrant drug wars and guns. The result was Crime Bills and legislation which targeted exclusively FUSBC's. We use interviews from Neely Fuller Jr and Michelle Alexander to bring context.

    1 hr 51 min
  • 1965 Los Angeles(Watts) Race Clash: 41st & Central Black Panthers Standoff

    This episode is inspired by the 41st & Central Documentary made by Filmmaker Gregory Everett. We highlight the conditions people classified as black were confronted with in the city of Los Angeles in the 1960's. We conclude that Systematic AntiBlackness in all areas of people activity, in particular the daily mistreatment directed toward people classified as black by the LAPD and or SUSPECTED Race Soldiers pretending to be Police Officers of the LAPD. Repetitive Uprisings and Riots nationwide we conclude were due to the terroristic nature of local law enforcement toward people classified as Black. We highlight the historic legacy of Counter Racist Violence practiced by people classified as black in the United States of America. We challenge the Myth of Black American Cowardice.

    1 hr 30 min
  • CI vs PC Ep. 6: The Importance Of Applying 'VGQ': There Is No Fun & Glory While Practicing Counter Racist Codification

    This episode we articulate our interpretation of the production of the dominant societies Presidential Race of 2020. We attempt to articulate who really won and what it means for prople subject to Black Classification in The United States of America. We use clips from the film 'Spook Who Sat by The Door', The hit variety show 'In Living Color' and Neely Fuller Jr

    29 min

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