EPISODE · Apr 2, 2025 · 59 MIN

April 3, 2025

We continue New Afrikan Ourstory 365 by highlighting the undaunted human spirit continuing to rise. Be inspired and and empowered by the revolutionary love work being done in Unity on both sides of the plantation – We ain’t free ‘til We all free! We’re in conversation with Brotha William Curl (Evol), serving an LWOP sentence, 32 years in since he was 18 years old; and Fati Yero (co-hosting), two years home after 5 years of captivity and decades in solitary confinement meant to break him and his Brothas. Kan’t stop, Won’t stop All Power to the People Liberate Our Elders Free Em All! Free Palestine!

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