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Jim Vrettos, Martin Stolar, Carl Dix, and Rev. Stephen Phelps reunite on the 10th anniversary of their conviction of disorderly conduct due to a protest outside a Harlem police precinct against the NYPD's controversial stop-and frisk policy.
In this two-segment episode, Jim Vrettos talks to Jonathan Soto, who is running for NYS Assembly District 82 and shares is program. In the second segment, Manuel Gomez and Gloria Ortiz talk about an investigation about the dead of Ortiz's son while in the military.
On this episode we are profiling co-host and co-founder of this show, almost seven years ago; Stanley Aronowitz, a political activist and cultural critic, an advocate for a reinvigorated labor movement and a professor of sociology, cultural studies and urban education at the CUNY Graduate Center.
Host Jim Vrettos and co-host Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove have a conversation with guest Lisa Sharon Harper, Founder and President of Freedom Road, to analyze if organized religion is the opiate of the people that hinders us from self-emancipation, freedom and happiness, among other related topics.
Glendora is interviewed on Art Here And Now and receives special recognition from the Alliance For Community Media.
Black radio stations were crucial to the success of the civil rights movement in Birmingham Alabama during the 1950s and 60's. Our guest on today's show is Bob Friedman who is the founder of The Birmingham Black Radio Museum. Bob developed this project. to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the...
This week on MNN we recognize the Week of Solidarity with The People Struggling Against Racism & Racial Discrimination
This Week on MNN we continue our celebration of Women’s History Month