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From top: Minister Christopher Muhammad, Bayview Hunters Point Nation of Islam School; Dereca Blackmon, Aya Solutions and Coalition Against Police Executions; Marc Bamuthi Joseph, Youth Speaks Artistic Director. Sources: www.sanfranciscosentinel.com; leadershipexcellence.org; www.actorstheatre.org
Does a black president equal black power? Will Obama’s presidency create lasting change for African-Americans? Or will anything change at all? On this edition, we present a round table discussion, featuring three African-American community leaders, about how Obama’s election, and presidency, has changed their perspective on what black power is…and what it isn’t.
*Special thanks to Esther Manilla of KPFA for guest producing this program.
Featuring:
Dereca Blackmon, Aya Solutions and Coalition Against Police Executions co-founder; Minister Christopher Muhammad, Bayview Hunters Point Nation of Islam School Executive Director; Marc Bamuthi Joseph, Youth Speaks Artistic Curator of Life is Living Convenings; Aimee Allison, KPFA Morning Show host.
For More Information:
Coalition Against Police Executions (CAPE)
Additional information:
Justice For Oscar Grant Committee
October 22nd Coalition to Stop Police Brutality, Repression and the Criminalization of a Generation
Featuring music by:
DJ Sprinkles
Sons of Slum
