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Imagining Lessons from the Young Lords -- Forever Young
Over 50 years ago in July of 2020, the Young Lords -- a revolutionary community group of Hispanic and Black New Yorkers occupied Lincoln Hospital in the Bronx for 12 hours. Long known as a "butcher shop," they demanded better care, improved conditions, and a variety of patient and worker rights for...
Automatic Expungement
Host Andre Ward talks with guest Judith Whiting, general counsel for the Community Service Society, a Manhattan-based anti-poverty non-profit, about the importance of automatic expungement for people with histories of involvement in the criminal legal system. Automatic expungement is fundamental to...
Imagining The Peculiar Indifference to Violence on Black Ame
Our guest today on the Radical Imagination is Elliott Currie, a Pulitzer prize finalist author, a leading expert on the criminal legal system and a professor of Criminology, Law and Society at the University of California, Irvine. He's a renowned scholar and author of many works on crime, juvenile...
Imagining Revolution Around the Corner -- Voices From the Pu
We're taping the Radical Imagination today -- October 27th -- commemorating 47 years to the day of the 1974 National Day of Solidarity with Independence of Puerto Rico.
Imagining Resistance to Stop and Frisk -- For the Historical
On October 21st, 2011 22 people were arrested at a protest at the 28th precinct in Harlem to oppose Stop-and-Frisk policing. The protest was the beginning of a movement. It led to one of New York's biggest political protest trials in recent years -- a powerful platform to present a unified front...
Imagining the Life and Work of Richard Cloward: "I Do What I
Our guest today on the Radical Imagination is Joshua Miller who conducted a series of 3 separate interviews with Richard Cloward during the summer of 2000, a year before his passing. Richard Cloward was a larger-than-life figure for many people.
Imagining America on Fire
Host Jim Vrettos receives guests Elizabeth Hinton and Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove for a conversation about the status of civil rights in America and how it can be improved.
50 Years Since The Attica Uprising: Has Anything Changed?
Host Andre Ward talks to The Fortune's Society founder, David Rothenberg, about the Attica Prison Uprising which happened 50 years ago. Mr. Rothenberg was one of the 30 observers summoned by the leaders of the Attica uprising to witness their negotiations with New York State.
Imagining A New York City Where Justice is What Love Looks L
Imagining A New York City Where Justice is What Love Looks Like in Public
