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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2026 · 1H 11M

Dr Yohuru Williams: Prince’s Place In Black History-The Minneapolis Sound & Black Liberation Season

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In this episode of the Electric Vibe podcast, hosts Harlan "Hucky" Austin, J David Silva, and Kurt Hoffman welcome Dr. Yohuru Williams, a distinguished scholar on the civil rights and black power movements. The conversation explores the significance of cultural figures like Prince in Black history, the impact of music on societal issues, and the importance of mentorship and community resilience. Dr. Williams discusses Prince's role as a cultural revolutionary, his challenge to gender norms, and the intergenerational transmission of musical traditions in Minneapolis. The episode also addresses current societal issues in Minnesota and the ongoing struggle for racial equality. Visit Dr. Yohuru Williams on his Facebook and Substack pages.

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