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WHAT’HAPPENING
WBAI NYC (99.5 FM)
WEDNESDAY,  DEC 11,  2024
8 – 10  PM

Bob Lederer (OUT-FM) joins  What’s Happening? host Betty Davis, revolutionary leader on political prisoners and community control (especially of public education), in the first of several rebroadcasts of the original Tuesday, October 29, 2024 interview.

You can listen live over the airwaves, online at WBAI Live, or archived at OUT-FM archive

In addition, the rebroadcast will include excerpts from a presentation by Mutaqee Akbar (“Uhuru 3” attorney and Florida NAACP leader) on the history of U.S. government repression of the Black Liberation Movement, covering Marcus Garvey, W.E.B. DuBois, Paul Robeson, and the Black Panther Party, up through the current Uhuru 3 case.

EQUAL RIGHTS AND JUSTICE
WBAI NYC (99.5 FM)
THURSDAY,  DEC 12,  2024
9 – 11  AM

Bob Lederer (OUT-FM) joins Equal Rights & Justice host Mimi Rosenberg, Brooklyn Legal Aid housing attorney and activist, in another rebroadcast of the original Tuesday, October 29, 2024 interview.

In addition, this version will include updates on the recent December 9th rally in Philadelphia (and worldwide) for Mumia Abu-Jamal and (we hope) Mumia live on the role of journalism in giving voice to those targeted by the prison-industrial complex, as well as the ongoing movement for independent journalism during Trump’s expected neofascist regime.

ADDITIONAL
CAPITALISM, RACE, and DEMOCRACY shows
WEEK  OF  DECEMBER  9th

See the Capitalism, Race, & Democracy website for a listing of all the shows on 14 stations, the complete schedule, as well as:

 More information and the sound archive

This week, an hour packed with these pieces by and about Mumia and his struggles for justice:

• JR Valrey (KPFA in Berkeley) spoke to Jamal Ibn Mumia, the son of Mumia Abu Jamal, about his father being held captive for 43 years.
  
  
• Atty. Nkechi Taifa, producer of “Human Rights and Justice” (WPFW in D.C.), spoke to Dr. Todd Stephen Burroughs, editor of “The Trials of Mumia Abu-Jamal: A Biography in 25 Voices” about an exhibit at Brown University: “Mumia Abu-Jamal: A Portrait of Mass Incarceration,” which includes a vast set of Mumia’s records, writings and artwork.
  
  
• Voices from a Free Mumia protest held in Houston on December 7th by the Texas Death Penalty Abolition Movement.
  
  
• A commentary by Mumia titled “The Quest for Abolition,” recorded in 2022 by Prison Radio.
  
  
• Bob Lederer of Out-FM at WBAI in New York brings us excerpts of the interview recently granted by Mumia Abu-Jamal, the first time he has publicly addressed LGBTQ issues at length. He explained his decades-long evolution from a 16-year-old Black Panther using homophobic language in the 1970s to a queer/trans ally today. 
  
  
• A legal update on Mumia’s case, recorded for WBAI’s Out-FM radio show by Dr. Johanna Fernandez, co-founder of the Campaign to Bring Mumia Home.
  
  
• A clip from the 2013 film, “Manufacturing Guilt, A Short Film About Mumia Abu-Jamal’s Case.”
  
  
• Help free Mumia.  Take action details.
  
  
• Update and action  on the case of the Uhuru 3 in Tampa, FL
  
  

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