September 16, 2021

We hear from Joka Heshima Jinsai on the continued struggle and the SF Bay View's role in it; We hear from Michi Dixon, prisoner at SATF speaking on self love; Nube reads and letter from Tupac Shakur to Public Enemy's Chuck D from 1995; We hear from Mfalme Sikivu (Dauntie Mitchell) from N.Y. who just came home after 25 years on a commutation by the governor, speaking on UFD, Ujamaa Fraternal Dynasty; We hear the first of more conversation to come from Jamilia Land of ACA3 and her son Elijah Johnson suffering a triple-life sentence for a crime he didn't commit.

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