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EPISODE · Jan 23, 2024 · 59 MIN

January 18, 2024

from Prison Focus Radio

We are reminded of the radical legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. through his Beyond Vietnam speech which surely set him on a very unpopular but principled trajectory towards true freedom for Black People and all People. We seek to make a connection to our present day circumstances through his legacy and the voices of our legally enslaved community members and loved ones. Joka Heshima Jinsai sends a tribute to Political Prisoner and New Afrikan freedom fighter Sekou Odinga who transitioned to the ancestors January 12, 2024; The Hunger Strike at Red Onion state prison continues and the men, and their families, need your support…

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We are reminded of the radical legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. through his Beyond Vietnam speech which surely set him on a very unpopular but principled trajectory towards true freedom for Black People and all People. We seek to make a connection to our present day circumstances through his legacy and the voices of our legally enslaved community members and loved ones. Joka Heshima Jinsai sends a tribute to Political Prisoner and New Afrikan freedom fighter Sekou Odinga who transitioned to the ancestors January 12, 2024; The Hunger Strike at Red Onion state prison continues and the men, and their families, need your support…

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