PEOPLE'S BLACK PANTHER PARTY ...Independence Black Radio

Why can't progressive organizations come together? Now more then any other time is unity needed, what causes individuals and groups to shun the process to unity tune in as we examine this question

What is revolutionary Black womanhood? What role does the black woman play in the movement, and how do we develop our young ladys into strong black revolutionarys, tune in as we're joined by PNBPP National Minister of Health Minister Shamita and our Liaison officer Minister Khadijah to discuss mentor program

Unity among the factions, what would it take, also a little about my discussion with Dr. Shabazz and the Panther leadership, and kicking around the idea of a Panther federation

What's your formation's ideology? How are you going to use it to empower African people? Why is it important to have one?tune in tonight and share your thoughts

What really happened with the splits and factions? Will there or can there ever be unity? Tonight you get the inside story from someone who was there, from the split with Dr Malik Shabazz, to Sister Chair Muhammad, until forming the People's New Black Panther Party your brother Chairman Yanga tells it like it went down

Why our our young acting out so violently, where the Chi town 4 in their right frame of mind, and President Obama was he really for black folk? Are was he a Uncle Tom? Tune in tonight

How have our woman inspired the movement, What is the role of the family, Are we using both to the fullest and best of what they have to offer, join us tonight as we have a Panther sister explain how it was then and the difference from now

What is the role of revolutionary organization and is it just a dream of the Africans here in America, are they still relevant, do we still have black leadership and if so who are they and what are their roles

All power to the people community as a black power base, how the BPP utilized the community to be one of the most successful black revolutionary organizations in America, How did they get the community to get involved and why that is important for the survival of any movement

Black radical thinking is needed to develop strong solutions iin these radical times , this is the arena to explore and discuss theory, thought, and practice of radical and revolutionary principal