Sojourner Truth Radio

One-hour "Sojourner Truth" special commemorating the life and legacy of Aretha Franklin, who passed away on August 16, 2018.

One-hour "Sojourner Truth" special commemorating the life and legacy of Aretha Franklin, who passed away on August 16, 2018.

One-hour "Sojourner Truth" special commemorating the life and legacy of Aretha Franklin, who passed away on August 16, 2018.

Today on Sojourner Truth, we discuss new developments in the court battle surrounding the Keystone XL Pipeline, the election of Mia Mottley in Barbados and the tragic killing of Frederick Taft, a Black man who was murdered in a Long Beach public park by a white man.

On Wednesday, August 15, 2018, U.S. District Court Judge Brian Morris in Montana ruled that Donald Trump’s State Department must conduct a new environmental review for the Keystone XL crude pipeline. The ruling has been considered a temporary victory for the Indigenous and environmental movement. Joining us to discuss this are Dallas Goldtooth of the Indigenous Environmental Network and Steve Volker, the attorney representing the plaintiffs against Trump's administration.

Joining us to discuss the election of Mottley in Barbados is David Comissiong, a writer, political activist and chair of the Caribbean Pan African Network.

Joining us to discuss Taft's killing is Dr. Medell Briggs-Malonson, his niece.

Today on Sojourner Truth:

Trump's trade war. Can the U.S. stop what seems to be the inevitable, a multipolar economic world in which the U.S. is not the only game in town? The backlash of Trump's tariffs. What is the GOP and industry afraid of? What does this mean for you and I? Economist Mark Weisbrot is our guest.

Also, a key presidential election in Zimbabwe. Assumpta Oturu, host of KPFKs Spotlight Africa, joins us.

And Afro-Cuban pianist and composer Dayramir Gonzalez talks about his ongoing tour across the United States.

Today on Sojourner Truth:

Trump's trade war. Can the U.S. stop what seems to be the inevitable, a multipolar economic world in which the U.S. is not the only game in town? The backlash of Trump's tariffs. What is the GOP and industry afraid of? What does this mean for you and I? Economist Mark Weisbrot is our guest.

Also, a key presidential election in Zimbabwe. Assumpta Oturu, host of KPFKs Spotlight Africa, joins us.

And Afro-Cuban pianist and composer Dayramir Gonzalez talks about his ongoing tour across the United States.

Today on Sojourner Truth:

Trump's trade war. Can the U.S. stop what seems to be the inevitable, a multipolar economic world in which the U.S. is not the only game in town? The backlash of Trump's tariffs. What is the GOP and industry afraid of? What does this mean for you and I? Economist Mark Weisbrot is our guest.

Also, a key presidential election in Zimbabwe. Assumpta Oturu, host of KPFKs Spotlight Africa, joins us.

And Afro-Cuban pianist and composer Dayramir Gonzalez talks about his ongoing tour across the United States.

Today on Sojourner Truth:

Trump's trade war. Can the U.S. stop what seems to be the inevitable, a multipolar economic world in which the U.S. is not the only game in town? The backlash of Trump's tariffs. What is the GOP and industry afraid of? What does this mean for you and I? Economist Mark Weisbrot is our guest.

Also, a key presidential election in Zimbabwe. Assumpta Oturu, host of KPFKs Spotlight Africa, joins us.

And Afro-Cuban pianist and composer Dayramir Gonzalez talks about his ongoing tour across the United States.

Today on Sojourner Truth:

Trump's trade war. Can the U.S. stop what seems to be the inevitable, a multipolar economic world in which the U.S. is not the only game in town? The backlash of Trump's tariffs. What is the GOP and industry afraid of? What does this mean for you and I? Economist Mark Weisbrot is our guest.

Also, a key presidential election in Zimbabwe. Assumpta Oturu, host of KPFKs Spotlight Africa, joins us.

And Afro-Cuban pianist and composer Dayramir Gonzalez talks about his ongoing tour across the United States.

Today on Sojourner Truth:

Trump's trade war. Can the U.S. stop what seems to be the inevitable, a multipolar economic world in which the U.S. is not the only game in town? The backlash of Trump's tariffs. What is the GOP and industry afraid of? What does this mean for you and I? Economist Mark Weisbrot is our guest.

Also, a key presidential election in Zimbabwe. Assumpta Oturu, host of KPFKs Spotlight Africa, joins us.

And Afro-Cuban pianist and composer Dayramir Gonzalez talks about his ongoing tour across the United States.