Pamela Price Unfiltered

In this episode, host Pamela Price sits down with Alex Feigen Fasteau, a seasoned veteran prosecutor with over two decades of experience in San Francisco and Alameda County. Together, they pull back the curtain on the complexities of the justice system, from prosecuting economic crimes and sexual assault to the high-stakes work of the Public Accountability Unit. Feigan Fasteau shares how he was summarily fired by the interim appointed District Attorney less than two weeks after she took office, and there was no transition of the cases the Public Accountability Unit was handling for two years. In this episode, we discuss:The Opportunity: What drives a 20-year San Francisco prosecutor to join the Alameda County DA’s office?The Transition:  How Feigen Fasteau and anyone with less than a year tenure was fired by the interim appointed District Attorney without any consideration of their work or their worth to the people of Alameda County.Systemic Issues: Addressing the "criminalization of poverty" and systemic racism from within the prosecutor's office.Police Accountability: The logistical and legal hurdles of charging peace officers, including the reality of "qualified immunity" and the need for independent investigations.The Maurice Monk Case: A look into the supervision of high-profile cases involving in-custody deaths and public records.The "Blue Wall": The challenges of finding independent officers willing to sign affidavits against their own.Alex shares his unique journey from being hired by Kamala Harris to becoming the Director of Public Accountability for Alameda County and now, transitioning into civil rights law.#PamelaPrice #JusticeSystem #PoliceAccountability #PublicAccountability #LegalTalk #DistrictAttorney #CriminalJustice #CivilRights #AlamedaCounty #Unfiltered #LawAndOrder #RealTalkSupport the show

In this powerful short segment from the American Bar Association’s Criminal Justice Section's Spring Meeting, I dive into the "Women in the Wake of Epstein and Diddy" panel. While high-profile cases like Jeffrey Epstein and Sean "Diddy" Combs dominate the headlines, they reveal a much deeper, systemic issue within the United States: the normalization of exploitation.In this short take, I explore:The transition from "romanticizing" figures like Hugh Hefner to the "national reckoning" of today.How the legal system often fails survivors, particularly those from marginalized communities.The startling statistics of gender-based violence and why 50-60% of incidents go unreported.I also share a tribute to the trailblazing women—from Diane R. Williams to the Epstein survivors—who paved the way for accountability.It’s time to move past systemic indifference and start listening to the voices that have been silenced for too long.#GenderJustice #EpsteinCase #Diddy #SocialAccountability #LegalReform #EndHumanTrafficking #SurvivorsVoices #JusticeForWomenSupport the show

In this powerful episode, former Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price sits down with Tinisch Hollins, Executive Director of Californians for Safety and Justice, for an unfiltered conversation about what safety and justice actually look like for Black communities and underserved survivors.Tinisch — a crime survivor, domestic violence survivor, and community organizer for nearly two decades — shares her personal journey from the streets of San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood to leading one of the most impactful criminal justice reform organizations in California.Together, Pamela and Tinisch break down:Why most crime victims never hear about victims' compensation — and why the system is designed to keep it that way.The devastating reality of being a domestic violence survivor who ends up getting arrested.Why communities don't feel safe calling the police — and what real safety actually looks likeThe landmark SB 731 expungement law and why clearing records is a public safety strategyWhy victims of police violence are excluded from the very compensation funds designed to help victimsThe political power struggle that leaves survivors re-traumatized and re-victimizedThis conversation is raw, real, and deeply necessary. If you've ever wondered why justice feels out of reach for so many in our communities — this episode is for you.🔔 Subscribe to Pamela Price Unfiltered on YouTube📩 Subscribe to the Substack for the Weekly Word🎙️ Listen wherever you get your podcastsSupport the show

Did you know that resentencing individuals with lengthy sentences in Alameda County saved California taxpayers nearly $287.4 million per year?In this episode of Legally Speaking, Pamela Price breaks down the groundbreaking UC Berkeley Law report on prosecutor-initiated resentencing in Alameda County. We compare the approaches of the O’Malley and Price administrations, discuss the creation of the Resentencing and Re-entry Unit, and address the immediate destruction of these efforts by the interim DA.Key Highlights:The fiscal impact of prison reform ($287M+ saved).Why the Resentencing Unit was created and who it served.The data on 165 cases between 2020 and 2024.What the 2025 policy shifts mean for public safety and the community.#PamelaPrice #AlamedaCounty #CriminalJusticeReform #Resentencing #CaliforniaLaw #PublicSafetySupport the show

"At your lowest point, that's when God is working."In this powerful episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered, Pamela sits down with C. Lee (C. Lee Legal / C. Lee for the People), a media powerhouse, philanthropist, and influencer who transformed his life after the failure of his clothing brand.C. Lee shares his raw journey from working security to reaching millions online by being "unapologetically himself." Beyond the laughs and fitness tips, C. Lee discusses his vital mission with Californians for Safety and Justice to help thousands of people through expungement clinics—giving families a second chance at jobs, housing, and a future.In this episode, we discuss:How to find purpose after a major business failure.The reality of being a "World's Greatest Square" in a street-influenced culture.Why health and fitness are the ultimate forms of wealth.The systemic barriers of criminal records and how expungement changes lives.Pamela’s reflections on her time as DA and the current state of justice.Connect with C. Lee:Instagram: @clee.legal / @cleeforthepeopleSponsored by:Winfield Cleaning Services – High-quality, eco-friendly cleaning solutions. Call the "Dirt Whisperer" Barry Winfield today!#PamelaPriceUnfiltered #CLeeForThePeople #CriminalJusticeReform #Expungement #BayAreaMedia #OvercomingFailure #FaithAndBusiness #SecondChancesSupport the show

The Epstein Files continue to send shockwaves through 2026 as new documents reveal the deep "tentacles" reaching into the highest levels of power. In this super short episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered, we dive into the forced transparency of the Trump DOJ and the disturbing connections between Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump, and the First Lady, Melania Trump.We also take a hard look at Brett Ratner, the director of the new Melania special film. Despite a history of sexual misconduct allegations exposed during the #MeToo movement and his reported ties to Epstein, Ratner is back in the spotlight. Why did the Trumps choose him? We examine the photos, the letters, and the "rich and rotten" reality behind the scenes.#EpsteinFiles #MelaniaTrump #BrettRatner #DonaldTrump #PamelaPriceUnfiltered #JusticeForSurvivors #HollywoodTruth #2026NewsSupport the show

"Faith without works is dead." In this moving episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered, we sit down with the incredible Dr. Lorrain Taylor, Founder of "1000 Mothers to Prevent Violence."After the tragic loss of her twin sons, Albade and Obadiah, to gun violence in East Oakland, Lorrain transformed her "indescribable grief" into a lifelong mission of service. Together, Pamela and Lorrain discuss the systemic failures in the criminal justice system, the reality of cold cases in Oakland, and why outdated forensic labs are hindering justice for grieving families.In this episode, we cover:Lorrain’s personal journey of losing her twin sons.The founding of 1000 Mothers to Prevent Violence and the COPE support group.A critical look at the Oakland Police Department's forensic limitations.The importance of treating youth as children, not adults, in the legal system.Upcoming events: The Walk for Healing (June 13th).✨ Support the Mission: > Visit https://1000mothers.org to learn more about grief support and community resources.#PamelaPriceUnfiltered #Oakland #GunViolenceAwareness #GriefHealing #JusticeReform #1000Mothers #CommunitySupport #EndGunViolenceSupport the show

In this special episode of "Correct the Record," Pamela Price addresses the facts surrounding the tragic murder of Kevin Nishita. For too long, a false narrative has circulated regarding the handling of this high-profile case.Pamela breaks down the transition from the O’Malley administration, the apprehension and extradition of shooter Leron Gilbert, and the legal reality of the sentencing enhancements filed under her leadership. Beyond the courtroom, we discuss the importance of a justice-driven DA’s office that resists federal overreach and protects constitutional rights in an era of political uncertainty.Key Topics:The truth about the Nishita case charging errors.The extradition of Leron Gilbert.Debunking media myths about "Life Without Parole."Protecting Alameda County from federal overreach.#PamelaPrice #JusticeSystem #AlamedaCounty #CorrectTheRecord #LegalFacts #KevinNishitaMurderSupport the show

Can local prosecutors hold federal agents accountable? In this episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered, we dive into the "Life in Trump’s America" and the new coalition of progressive prosecutors standing up against federal overreach. Featuring insights on the work of Philly D.A. Larry Krasner and Minnesota D.A. Mary Moriarty, we discuss how local District Attorneys can use state law to prosecute federal agents for crimes like kidnapping, assault, and unlawful detention.In this episode, you’ll learn:The legal power DAs have over federal law enforcement agents (ICE, DHS, CBP).How the new coalition of prosecutors is sharing strategies to protect constitutional rights.Why "Accountability for All" is the only way to save the rule of law.The importance of inter-jurisdictional cooperation in the Bay Area and beyond.As Pamela says: It’s not enough to say "no one is above the law"—prosecutors must be prepared to take action.The website is www.federaloverreach.org#PamelaPrice #CriminalJusticeReform #ProgressiveProsecutors #LarryKrasner #RuleOfLaw #CivilRights #ICE #BayArea #LegalAccountability #JusticeSystemSupport the show

In a shocking 180-degree turn, the Trump Department of Justice is using the 1994 FACE Act—a law originally designed to protect reproductive health clinics—to arrest journalists and protesters at churches. Former CNN anchor Don Lemon was taken into custody while covering a protest in St. Paul, Minnesota. Why is a law meant to stop clinic violence being used to silence the press? We dive into the January 2026 memorandum from AG Pam Bondi and what this means for the future of Free Speech in America.#DonLemon #Trump2026 #FirstAmendment #BreakingNews #JusticeDepartmentSupport the show

In this episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered, we sit down with a true legend in the mortgage banking industry: Dr. Annie Lois Johnson.Dr. Johnson is the founder and former CEO of United Security Financial (USF), a trailblazing institution built on the principle of fair housing for all. From her roots in Indianapolis to becoming a dominant force in Salt Lake City and across all 50 states, Dr. Johnson shares her journey of overcoming systemic barriers to empower low-income and disadvantaged borrowers.In this interview, we discuss:How Dr. Johnson transitioned from an accountant to a powerhouse mortgage lender.The inspiration she drew from the late Dr. Rosemary Cosby.The difference between Ginnie Mae, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac.Veteran Home Loans: What it means to be a "VA Automatic Approved" lender.Her insights on the current Affordable Housing Crisis and the future of the real estate market.The innovative Earned Equity Program pioneered by Dr. Johnson for credit challenged individualsHow you can access USF programs from anywhere in the United States.Support the show

"If we operate out of wounding, it’s dangerous. If we operate out of healing, we change others as they change us."In this episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered, we dive deep into the uncomfortable realities of the human trafficking "food chain" and the systemic failures that lead our youth from foster care in modern day slavery: human trafficking.Our guest, Robynne Jeisman, founder of Turntable Housing, shares her 27 years of international experience working with high-risk and vulnerable adolescents. From the shocking statistics of Oakland’s trafficking trade to a revolutionary housing model that prioritizes a "good night's sleep" and "choice and voice," this conversation is a masterclass in empathy and action.📍 Key Topics Discussed:The Pimp Myth: Why trafficking is gender-neutral and how the human trafficking "food chain" works.Social Isolation: The #1 contributor to sexual exploitation.Oakland’s Crisis:  How Oakland is the 3rd largest hub for trafficking in the U.S.The Power of a Private Room: How basic needs like sleep can break the cycle of addiction and trauma.Turntable’s Model: Moving youth from foster care to independent, thriving lives.Support the Mission: Learn more about Turntable and how you can help underserved youth in the Bay Area. www.turntablehousing.comSponsored by: Eloise Real Estate Group – Selling real estate is what they do; service is who they are. Call 510-386-0547.Support the show

In this episode of Legally Speaking, Hon. Pamela Price breaks down the process of charging and prosecuting a law enforcement officer for the use of deadly force and the tortured path of prosecution for Officer Jason Fletcher who killed Steven Taylor in April 2020. The Incident: What happened at a San Leandro Walmart when Steven Taylor, in the middle of a mental health crisis, was shot and killed by law enforcement in less than a minute.California’s Use of Force Law: The requirements for de-escalation and imminent threat that should have governed this encounter.The Prosecution Process: What it takes to charge an officer in California, from probable cause declarations to preliminary hearings.The Traversal of Justice: The "extreme and highly unusual" conduct of former senior prosecutor Butch Ford and the eventual dismissal of the case by the newly appointed District Attorney.The Impact: The "grave disservice" to reform efforts and the disrespect shown to the Taylor family, specifically his grandmother, Miss Addie Kitchen.This case serves as a critical test of California's law and a reminder of the fight for fairness in the face of police violence.🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss an episode.Follow Pamela Price Unfiltered on Facebook:    / pamelapriceunfiltered  Follow Pamela Price Unfiltered on Instagram:    / pamelapriceunfiltered  Follow Pamela Price Unfiltered on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/pamelapriceu...Follow Pamela Price Unfiltered on TikTok:    / pamela.price.unfil  Subscribe to the Substack: 📰 https://pamelapriceunfiltered.substac...Support the show

In this explosive episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered, we sit down with Addie Kitchen, the grandmother of Steven Taylor, who was killed by police in a San Leandro Walmart in April 2020.Addie and Pamela reveal shocking details about the legal maneuvers used to dismiss charges against Officer Jason Fletcher, including allegations of "manufactured evidence," "underhanded work," and a "vacation trap" set for the presiding judge. This isn't just a legal discussion—it’s an exposure of prosecutorial politics at its worst.Ms. Addie Kitchen, Steven Taylor’s grandmother. Ms. Addie (as she is affectionately called in the community of San Leandro) worked in law enforcement for 30 years for the California Dept. of Corrections. She was assigned to San Quentin State Prison where she started as a correctional officer. Ms. Addie was promoted to Correction Sergeant and retired from the Department as a Correctional Counselor.Addie Kitchen was a longtime resident of San Leandro. She raised her children and her grandson Steven Taylor in San Leandro. Steven attended high school in San Leandro and was beloved by many people there. His death has changed the community and ignited the community conversation about police accountability as much in 2025 as it did in 2020.💬 Watch, share, and join the conversation.https://www.youtube.com/@pamelapriceunfiltered?sub_confirmation=1Follow Pamela Price Unfiltered on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/pamelapriceunfiltered/Follow Pamela Price Unfiltered on Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/pamelapriceunfilteredFollow Pamela Price Unfiltered on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/pamelapriceu...Follow Pamela Price Unfiltered on TikTok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@pamela.price.unfilSubscribe to the Substack: 📰 https://pamelapriceunfiltered.substack.com#JusticeForStephenTaylor #PamelaPrice #PoliceAccountability #AlamedaCounty #SocialJustice #LegalCorruptionSupport the show

In this episode of "Life in Trump’s America," we break down the shocking news of the U.S. invasion of Venezuela and the kidnapping of its President and his wife. Is this an act of "saving" a nation, or a calculated move to divert the national conscience away from the newly released Epstein Files?We also compare the release of former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez and Trump's outrageous hosting of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu—despite his ICC arrest warrants.In this video, we discuss:The size of the Venezuela compared to US states like Texas.The legislative victory of the Epstein Files Transparency Act.The contradiction of pardoning international drug traffickers.The definition of war crimes and the role of the International Criminal Court (ICC)Support the show

In this episode of Legally Speaking, we analyze two major legal victories where the rule of law successfully challenged the Trump administration’s policies. From the Jan. 6th pardons to the deployment of the National Guard on American soil, we break down the court decisions that are shaping the current legal landscape.In this episode, we cover:The National Guard Standoff: How the Supreme Court and District Courts blocked the use of federalized troops in Chicago, Portland, and San Francisco.ICE Courthouse Arrests: A deep dive into the federal class action lawsuit challenging inhumane detention conditions and the "Hobson’s Choice" facing immigrants in Northern California.Constitutional Protections: Why Judge April Perry and Judge Casey Pitts ruled that no one—not even the President—is above the law.Stay Informed: The battle for the Constitution continues. These cases prove that while the rule of law may be under fire, it is far from defeated.Support the show

In this explosive conclusion to our interview with Oakland Police Commissioner Omar Farmer, we pull back the curtain on why the Oakland Police Department (OPD) remains under federal oversight after more than two decades. We dive into the specific "tasks" the department is failing—from Internal Affairs investigations to consistency in discipline—and why "culture eats policy for lunch" in law enforcement.In this episode, we discuss:The Price of Oversight: Why Oakland pays $80,000 to $100,000 monthly for federal compliance directors.The "Backslide" Effect: How recurring scandals prevent the department from achieving sustained cultural change.Task 2, 5, & 45: A breakdown of the specific failures in Internal Affairs and disciplinary equality.The "Code of Silence": How internal silos and the fear of "whistleblowing" hinder progress.Community Control: The path forward for the Police Commission to replace federal monitors and save taxpayer dollars.Support our Sponsor: 🏠 Eloise Real Estate Group – Miracle workers in Bay Area real estate for over 20 years. Specializing in luxury homes, probate, and first-time buyers. 📞 Call Eloise Middleton: 510-386-0547.Support the show

In this 2-part episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered, we dive deep into the recent controversy surrounding the Oakland Police Commission. Guest Omar Farmer, a veteran and respected community leader, shares the shocking details of how his reappointment—and that of the Chair—was rejected by the Oakland City Council despite a unanimous recommendation from the selection panel.We discuss:The influence of the Oakland Police Officers Association (OPOA) on local politics.Allegations of "MAGA-inspired" tactics and "Project 2025" coming to Oakland.The misuse of Measure Z taxpayer funds and the fight for police transparency.Why the City Council’s decision "cripples" the search for a new Police Chief during federal oversight.Support our Sponsor: 🏠 Eloise Real Estate Group – More than a licensed professional; she’s a miracle worker. Over 20 years of experience in the Bay Area. Specializing in luxury homes, probate trust sales, and first-time buyers. 📞 Call Eloise Middleton: 510-386-0547Support the show

Philly DA Larry Krasner joins Pamela Price Unfiltered for a no-holds-barred conversation on the fight for democracy and justice reform. Learn why local prosecutors are the last line of defense against corruption, federal overreach, and the Project 2025 agenda. DA Krasner explains his viral warning against election interference and outlines how he holds rogue ICE agents accountable.Hashtags: #LarryKrasner #PamelaPrice #JusticeReform #Project2025 #PhillyDA #Democracy #UnfilteredSupport the show

In this gripping Part 4, technology pioneer Dr. Lael Alexander reveals the explosive reason behind his return to America after his company became a top performer on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange—ultimately leading to the Chinese government acquiring a controlling interest.Dr. Alexander discusses his 5-year mission to onshore his world-class technologies back to the USA, and why he chose Tulsa Oklahoma as his "Emerald City" for rebirth and manufacturing.This conversation dives deep into:The untold history of Tulsa's cornerstone for economic boom and the resilience of Black Wall Street.The current state of education and the rise of "polymaths" who speak computer languages like Node, Python, and ChatGPT.His thoughts on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the shocking question: Can AI displace its own creators?The "Mirrored Social Trauma" facing America and the new generation's revolutionary mindset.Don't miss the powerful ending of my exclusive interview where Dr. Alexander shares his upcoming book and Broadway-bound stage play!Support the show

In Part 3 of our exclusive interview, Dr. Lael Alexander reveals the explosive, high-stakes negotiations and the bold risk-taking that led to the founding of CECOM and the architecture of modern Shenzhen.Learn how he earned the nickname "The Giant Killer" after a major royalty dispute with BlackBerry's Playbook launch (a 25-cent decision that tanked the product) and why he was abruptly sent to an undeveloped city to start a new company. This is the origin story of "NOIT" (Number One In Technology) and the disruptive philosophy of "Enablement" that shifted the entire global supply chain.Support the show

In Part 2 of our exclusive interview with Dr. Lael Alexander, he shares how he accidentally invented Wi-Fi while working on a project in California.The journey accelerates from project manager to strategic genius and world-changing inventor!Part 2 of our interview reveals the pivotal moments that led to Dr. Alexander’s massive success:The Texaco Challenge: Dr. Alexander recounts how the ex-head of Texaco Refining sought him out after hearing stories of his company saving refineries millions by acting as “human telemetry”—using a process-based, variable-driven approach that predated modern AI computing.The Texas Move: A legendary interaction with Coleman Ferguson, where Dr. Alexander, driving a Porsche, famously turned down an offer for “gas money,” only to realize the offer was a massive retirement fund investment in his company.Consulting Genius: His first major consulting win—securing $430 million in tax abatements for the City of Port Arthur in negotiations with ExxonMobil.The Eureka Moment: While building a solution for LADWP to prevent transformer blowouts in California, his unattended monitoring device started using unexplained frequencies. This “glitch” became the discovery of Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz) and the first-time machines talked to machines.The Second Invention: The same project led to a device glitch that started mirroring power on screens to mobile devices—the technological predecessor to Miracast and modern screen sharing.The Biggest Deal: After disrupting the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas by wirelessly taking over every screen in the hall, Dr. Alexander turned down job offers from HP, Cisco, and Dell, only to have his company acquired by the China Investment Corporation (CIC), at the same time CIC purchased 30% of America’s debt. Hear his amazing story and why he always says: Born in America - Made in China!Support the show

Did you know the richest man in America is a Black innovator, futurist, and inventor? Dr. Lael Alexander's BILLION-DOLLAR fortune was built not on inheritance or speculation, but on ground-breaking systems, ideas, and solutions.Learn about the man behind major mobile innovations (like Miracast), his company Noitavonne, and his mission to use technology to rebuild communities.Where others chase influence, Dr. Alexander builds the platforms and ecosystems that create it. Dr. Alexander is driven by an entrepreneurial spirit, a passion for technology and electronics and a vision to empower the world.Dr, Alexander recently completed the largest private intellectual property transaction in history — a $500 billion sale of his proprietary tech portfolio to global stakeholders, an unprecedented deal that immediately reshaped the landscape of power, innovation, and economics. The deal included Dr. Alexander’s patents for 168 original inventions in quantum computing, artificial intelligence, clean energy, telecommunications, and other fields.In his own words, from his early days as a young man in the military, he “expanded into the void.” Dr. Alexander is a technological genius, innovator, entrepreneur and citizen of the world.Join us as we explore the amazing journey of this self-made Black entrepreneur!#LaelAlexander #BlackBillionaire #BlackInnovator #SelfMade #Miracast #Futurist #BlackExcellence #ShortsSupport the show

Welcome to Legally Speaking. This episode dives into the aggressive implementation of the Project 2025 agenda and the crucial legal defense of democracy being waged by New York Attorney General Letitia James and other states’ Attorneys Generals. What you will learn:The Authoritarian Threat: The clear goal of Project 2025 is to destabilize federal and state governments to create a power vacuum for an authoritarian ruler.The Architect: An analysis of Russell Vought, the "Grim Reaper" and key Project 2025 architect, who has drastically slashed funding for public health, research (cancer, Alzheimer's), and social programs while securing trillion-dollar tax breaks for the wealthy.The Legal Firewall: Why Attorney General Letitia James, despite political attacks, represents the greatest threat to the Project 2025 agenda, leading a coalition of State Attorneys General to sue the administration over vital issues like:Suspending federal approvals for wind energy projects.Slashing SNAP benefits and medical research funding.Restricting funding for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.The abuse of Executive Power.Trump's record-breaking number of executive orders (212 in the first year) is the unleashed implementation of Vought's Project 2025 transition plan.Check out the video version on YouTube at Pamela Price Unfiltered.Knowledge is Power: We must demand Congress investigate and stop the destruction of the federal government.Support the show

Nina Turner on Democratic Failures, Gerrymandering & The Dems "Firing Squad" | Pamela PriceIn this powerful episode, host Pamela Price welcomes the esteemed Senator Nina Turner, former Ohio State Senator, National Co-Chair for the Bernie Sanders presidential campaigns and founder of Our Revolution.The conversation is raw and unapologetic as they tackle the biggest issues in U.S. politics:Democratic Party Betrayal: Nina Turner condemns the Democrats for "caving" to end the government shutdown and getting "absolutely nothing" for the American people, citing the loss of SNAP benefits for 42 million people and high costs for essentials.Partisan Gerrymandering: Senator Turner fiercely argues that partisan gerrymandering is wrong regardless of who does it (Democrats or Republicans), expressing fear that it ultimately violates the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and disenfranchises voters.The "Firing Squad": They discuss the Democratic Party "firing squad" used against President Joe Biden in 2024, and Senator Sanders in 2016 and 2020, criticizing President Biden's former Press Secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre for her "naive" revelations.The Power of Local Wins: Celebrating major progressive victories, including Mayor Zohran Mamdani in New York and Mayor Brandon Johnson in Chicago, emphasizing that "all politics is local."Guest Spotlight: Ohio State Senator Nina Turner (D), cable news commentator and renowned progressive activist.Sponsor: The Eloise Real Estate Group (Call Eloise Middleton at 510-386-0547 for Bay Area residential real estate).If you like the conversation, support the show with a contribution here!Support the show

This episode explores the deep roots of racism in real estate, connecting historic federal policies to today's housing and homelessness crises, particularly in the Bay Area (Oakland/Alameda County).We trace the systemic exclusion of communities of color—which led to the founding of organizations like NAREB (1947) and ARPB (1948)—back to the FHA's enforcement of segregation, redlining, and exclusionary zoning, as detailed in Richard Rothstein's The Color of Law.The segment then shifts to the current crisis:- Oakland Homelessness: The 2024 Point in Time count found 5,490 people experiencing homelessness in Oakland, a 9% increase from 2022.- Policy Threat: We examine the nomination of Scott Turner to lead HUD and the proposed Project 2025 policies, which call for cutting affordable housing funds and repealing anti-discrimination regulations, threatening to reverse progress made since the Rumford Fair Housing Act (1963).📢 Join the Fight: Do you think local and national policies are doing enough to address the housing crisis? Comment below!Support the show

Join the conversation on faith-based activism and the defense of peaceful protest in the face of federal intervention. This video explores the disturbing reports of federal troops allegedly using force against clergy and everyday Americans protesting peacefully across the nation, including incidents in Chicago and Oakland.We draw a crucial parallel to the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and '60s, recalling how leaders like Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and countless other men and women of faith, paid a heavy price for justice. Learn about the legacy of brave pastors—like Rev. George Lee, Rev. Bruce W. Klunder, and Rev. James Reeb—who were targeted for standing up against injustice.This piece respectfully questions the use of aggressive force, such as "less than lethal" weapons, against civilians and asks a critical question of today's religious leaders: Will they condemn these reported assaults on clergy and citizens?Support the show

From Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s warning in 1966 about the deadly consequences of injustice in health to today’s battles over Medicaid and access to health care, this story exposes how new laws are putting millions of lives at risk.Host Pamela Price shares the Sisters Network, Inc.'s personal stories of survival, loss, and advocacy, including her sister Tonsa’s inspiring victory over metastatic breast cancer. There is a breast cancer crisis for Black women with devastating statistical data of the disparities in breast cancer survival rates. Together, we explore how “Trump’s one big beautiful bill” is reshaping the American healthcare system — and what it means for families, women, and the future of cancer care in America. In this episode of Life in Trump’s America, we uncover the devastating impact of healthcare cuts on America's health care system — especially those fighting breast cancer.👉 Watch, share, and join the movement for health justice.Let’s fight for equality, awareness, and early detection — because everything we love is on the line.#BlackBreastCancerCrisisSupport the show

🎧 Season 2 kicks off with a powerful episode!From the Supreme Court’s decision over voting rights to the protests shaking Los Angeles, Chicago and Portland, this episode dives deep into how justice, race, and the Constitution collide in today’s America. ⚖️🔥Pamela opens with “Legally Speaking,” unpacking the high-stakes Louisiana vs. Callais redistricting case in the U.S. Supreme Court threatening the Voting Rights Act. Then, she sits down with legendary attorney Carl Douglas to discuss his $3.8 million verdict on behalf of a peaceful protestor,  the LA fires, the ICE invasion of LA and Mayor Karen Bass' response, and American democracy under pressure. 💪🏽✊🏾Closing out with “Life in Trump’s America,” Pamela breaks down the chilling rise of militarized ICE raids and what it means for freedom, law, and humanity in 2025. 🗳️🚨➡️ This episode is a wake-up call for anyone who believes in justice, equity, and the Constitution.#CivilRights #JusticeForAll #RuleOfLaw #StayWoke💬Support the show

When justice only applies to the powerful — that’s not justice at all. 💥In this unfiltered moment, activist George Galvis calls out Alameda County’s appointed D.A. for a double standard of justice - charging children as adults while dropping criminal charges against police and corporations. He breaks down how our system protects power while punishing the people — what he calls a “Just-US system, not a justice system.”✊🏽 A raw conversation on truth, accountability, and what real justice should look like.Then, in Legally Speaking, Pamela breaks down the latest legal battles shaping our nation ⚖️ — how Donald Trump has weaponized the Dept. of Justice to criminalize his personal "enemies list" with former FBI Director James Comey taking the first hit, with plans to indict New York Attorney General Leticia James. Trump's firing of US Attorney Eric Siebert will go down in history as one of his greatest abuses of power. In Life in Trump’s America, Pamela unmasks the deep racism espoused by Maga-hero Charlie Kirk, and how his true legacy is one of hatred and division. 💬 Watch, share, and join the conversation.https://www.youtube.com/@pamelapriceunfiltered?sub_confirmation=1🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss an episode.Follow Pamela Price Unfiltered on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/pamelapriceunfiltered/Follow Pamela Price Unfiltered on Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/pamelapriceunfilteredFollow Pamela Price Unfiltered on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/pamelapriceu...Follow Pamela Price Unfiltered on TikTok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@pamela.price.unfilSubscribe to the Substack: 📰 https://pamelapriceunfiltered.substack.comSupport the show

Immigrant rights leader Magybet Mendez ✊🏽 joins the conversation to expose the real-life impact of ICE raids, racial profiling, and crushing legal fees on immigrant families. From mixed-status homes 🏠 to DACA youth 🌎, she shares how communities are fighting back through advocacy, education, and small business empowerment 💼.In this episode’s Legally Speaking ⚖️, we break down how the Supreme Court’s shadow docket 📜 opened the door for military-style ICE invasions 🚨— targeting day laborers, street vendors, and even U.S. citizens. Are we witnessing the rise of second-class citizenship in America? 🇺🇸🔥 If you care about immigrant justice, constitutional rights, and stopping authoritarian power grabs, this is a must-watch.💬 Watch, share, and join the conversation.https://www.youtube.com/@pamelapriceunfiltered?sub_confirmation=1🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss an episode.Support the show

In this week’s episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered, we go deep into the fight for housing, justice, and truth in Oakland and beyond.🎥 Interview Spotlight:Activist, filmmaker, and author Stone Ramsey shares his journey from incarceration to creating the powerful documentary Truth Be Told: The Dark Side of Gentrification. Ramsey opens up about Oakland’s transformation, the rise of homelessness in Alameda County, and the untold history of Russell City — a community erased through displacement. His story is raw, historic, and deeply tied to the struggle for housing justice.⚖️ Legally Speaking:Pamela breaks down the Supreme Court’s recent ruling that cities can criminalize homelessness. What does this mean for unhoused residents in Oakland and across the nation? And how does it connect to the cycles of displacement and systemic inequities highlighted in Stone’s film?Together, these conversations reveal the human and legal dimensions of gentrification and homelessness — and why education, history, and community power remain critical in building real solutions.📌 Don’t miss this important episode. Like, share, and subscribe to keep the conversation raw and unfiltered.Support the show

This week on Pamela Price Unfiltered, Pamela sits down with Robert “Fleetwood” Bowden — author, rap artist, filmmaker, activist, and founder of Homeboy Hotline. From North Carolina to San Francisco to Oakland, Fleetwood shares his remarkable journey from incarceration to becoming a torchbearer in the fight to end recidivism.Fleetwood talks about his books, films like I Just Want to Ball and The Cotton Pickers, and his work with All of Us or None to restore the rights of formerly incarcerated people. His story is one of survival, art, and faith.Also in this episode:⚖️ Legally Speaking – Pamela breaks down Judge Breyer’s ruling against Donald Trump’s illegal deployment of National Guard troops and his disturbing push for a national police force.🇺🇸 Life in Trump’s America – Pamela exposes Stephen Miller’s extremist rhetoric labeling Democrats “a domestic extremist organization,” and what that means for political repression in 2025.👉🏾 Subscribe on YouTube, share this episode, and join the movement for truth, justice, and community power.💬 Watch, share, and join the conversation.https://www.youtube.com/@pamelapriceunfiltered?sub_confirmation=1🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss an episode.Follow Pamela Price Unfiltered on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/pamelapriceunfiltered/Follow Pamela Price Unfiltered on Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/pamelapriceunfilteredFollow Pamela Price Unfiltered on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/pamelapriceu...Follow Pamela Price Unfiltered on TikTok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@pamela.price.unfilSubscribe to the Substack: 📰 https://pamelapriceunfiltered.substack.comSupport the show

🎙️ This week on Pamela Price Unfiltered, guest Vanessa Russell, founder of Love Never Fails, shares her powerful journey from 💻 tech and 💃🏾 dance to leading the fight against human trafficking in Oakland and beyond. She opens up about creating 🏠 safe houses, advocating for survivors 🙌🏾, and exposing the realities of modern-day slavery in Alameda County.⚖️ In Legally Speaking, Pamela breaks down California’s SB 357, AB 379, and other new laws that impact how human trafficking is fought in our communities.✨ Tune in for an unfiltered look at the intersection of 🏚️ poverty, 🏛️ policy, and ⚖️ justice — and the community solutions that bring hope. 🌟Support the show

Oakland’s public safety crisis is decades in the making 🏙️⚖️. In this episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered 🎙️, DA Pamela Price sits down with community leader John Jones III ✊🏾 to break down the conversation on public safety in Oakland, the infamous Riders scandal 🕵🏾‍♂️, and why OPD keeps failing its probation after more than 🏛️ 22 years.We talk about:How corruption and misconduct ⚠️ shaped Oakland’s police forceWhy police reform and accountability 🔎 are still unfinished businessThe impact of gentrification 🏚️➡️🏘️ and disinvestment on Black and Brown communitiesWhat real public safety 🛡️ should look like in OaklandWhy Oakland is such an amazing place to call home.This is Oakland’s story. This is our fight. 💪🏾#PamelaPriceUnfiltered #Oakland #PoliceReform #PublicSafety #CommunityVoices💬 Watch, share, and join the conversation.https://www.youtube.com/@pamelapriceunfiltered?sub_confirmation=1Support the show

Oakland is in Donald Trump’s crosshairs. He’s planning to send the National Guard into our streets any day now. He did it in LA, he did it in DC.We are on his list of “very bad” cities that he intends to liberate from the Democrats. The Trump Administration is NOT playing by the rules and it's time to take his threats seriously.So, how did we get here?For the past 2 years, the right wing doom loopers spent so much time and money fearmongering, trashing our city and tearing us down, that it is no wonder Trump can say “we’re so far gone” we don’t even merit a mention.Even as we saw a citywide decline in violent crime in Oakland, including homicides, robberies and carjackings that started in 2024 before the infamous recalls, the doom loopers keep spreading their lies because it served a political purpose. The Oakland NAACP, the Oakland Police Officers Association (OPOA), Empower Oakland, Save Alameda For Everyone (SAFE), their paid agents, bots and provocateurs, can’t take it back now. Their mayoral candidate Loren Taylor, like Trump, campaigned on a law-and-order platform. It was that type of Trump-like right wing rhetoric that Oaklanders rejected when we elected Barbara Lee, but now, we must reap what they sowed.No wonder Trump is targeting us.Oaklanders need to reject the influence and doom loop narrative of out-of-town billionaires and fascists and tell the world that Oakland is a great city, and that our immigrants, documented and undocumented, bring the cultural diversity that is our strength.Support the show

A Culture of Cheating and LiesIn 2024, as the Alameda County District Attorney, my team and I uncovered and exposed a 30-year history of unethical prosecutorial misconduct in the Alameda County District Attorney’s office in prosecuting death penalty cases. In February 2025, the new tough-on-crime District Attorney stopped the efforts to address the constitutional crisis before she was actually sworn in and while she was still a sitting judge. After she officially became the DA, Ursula Jones Dickson took the position that there is no remedy for the documented constitutional violations and is fighting to keep the death penalty in the remaining 14 cases that were in the process of being resentenced when I left the office.Hence, the question, does she believe in the Constitution?Brian Pomerantz Has the ReceiptsThe juror notes discovered in the files of Alameda County prosecutors clearly show that Black and Jewish jurors were targeted to be kicked off of death penalty juries, under the leadership of District Attorneys Tom Orloff, Nancy O’Malley and John J. Meehan. In the words of United States District Court Judge Vincent Chhabria on April 22, 2024, These notes - especially when considered in conjunction with evidence presented in other cases - constitute strong evidence that, in prior decades, prosecutors from the office were engaged in a pattern of serious misconduct, automatically excluding Jewish and African American jurors in death penalty cases. Brian Pomerantz was lead counsel in three Alameda County capital cases and in 2024, he and Ann-Kathryn Tria were appointed as special settlement counsel in ten capital cases in Alameda.For their work in these cases, Brian and Ann were awarded the Daily Journal's prestigious CLAY (California Lawyer of the Year) Award in May 2025.In Southern California, Los Angeles is also grappling with the resentencing case of the Menendez brothers. In 2023, the Menendez brothers presented new evidence that their father had raped another male child and a letter that 17-year-old Erik wrote to a cousin eight months before the murders detailing his father’s sexual abuse. In October 2024, nearly 20 family members, including their mother’s sister, urged Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon to resentence them. On October 24, 2024, DA Gascon announced his decision to resentence both brothers to 50 years to life which would make them eligible for parole. In May 2025, the Court overruled the objections of the new tough-on-crime DA and followed DA Gascon's recommendations.This episode covers:what is the remedy for constitutional violations caused by prosecutorial misconduct and cheating to get a conviction in criminal casesshould the appointed tough-on-crime prosecutor in Alameda County be allowed to stop the resentencing processes even before she took the oath of office, or turn a blind eye to a pattern of serious misconduct based on racism and anti-Semitismwhat has been the result of the efforts by the elected tough-on-crime prosecutor in Los Angeles to fight against the release of the Menendez’ brotherswhat will happen to the Menendez brothers at their upcoming parole hearing now that there is new evidence of sexual abuse by their fatherwhat does California’s parole release sSupport the show

“You never know how tall a giant is when you’re standing next to him.” That’s a reflection from Oakland’s Hometown Hero Mistah F.A.B. on his childhood friend, filmmaker extraordinaire Ryan Coogler, but it rings just as true for Mistah F.A.B. himself. Mistah F.A.B. is a multi-platinum songwriter and record producer, a successful entrepreneur, the owner of Dope Era, a clothing line, streetwear boutique and community hub and Dezi, a lounge space, both in downtown Oakland, the convener of Thug (Teaching, Healing, Uniting & Guiding) Therapy, philanthropist and community activist. He’s been profiled in Forbes Magazine, been given the key to the City of Oakland in 2014 and has more than 403,000 followers on Instagram. In an insightful and dynamic interview, Mistah F.A.B. talks about his love for Oakland, his vision for our future, and his journey from the playground and hyphy roots to healing vibes. His advice to our community: never leave the playground because that’s where your innocence was real and your dreams were born. This episode also argues that California District Attorneys must pair reentry with resentencing. Too often, the reentry process is left to depend solely on the minimal resources of a family struggling to survive in under-resourced communities, more often than not, on the shoulders of a Black mother. Returning citizens are 10 times more likely to be homeless than the general population.The gaps are even greater when a person is released from the local County jail facility at the end of a case without sufficient time to plan for a successful reentry. As Alameda County District Attorney, I saw too many cases where a person served their entire sentence in the Santa Rita County Jail and was released into our community with no plan, preparation or support.Too often, we saw folks who had serious mental health issues while they were incarcerated in Santa Rita, and those issues were no better when they were released.It is not difficult to understand why pairing reentry with resentencing is essential to protect public safety. Without a carefully vetted reentry plan and programmatic support, folks released directly from Santa Rita County Jail into the community may easily become a potential danger to public safety.During my time as Alameda County District Attorney, we created a Pilot reentry commission in partnership with community organizations and took on the task of assessing resentencing and reentry plans from the lens of public safety and successful reintegration into the community.Our DA-sponsored reentry unit for resentenced returning citizens was highly successful, but the new tough-on-crime DA - Ursula Jones Dickson - stopped all resentencing cases and disbanded the reentry unit as soon as she was appointed by the BOS. The new administration does not believe in second chances. Support the show

Donald Trump appears to be winning his war against the First Amendment. Whether it’s high-dollar settlements against major media outlets, coercive terminations of high-profile media personalities, or crippling public broadcasting, the well-coordinated campaign against freedom of speech in America is going well for Trump.Hon. Pamela Price interviews Regina Brown Wilson, the Executive Director of California Black Media, a network of over 30 print, digital, radio and streaming news organizations serving African American communities across the state. Topics include Misinformation and disinformation in the mediaWhat does it take to create “a trusted brand” for informationHow do we find our path forward in the midst of Trump’s war on the truth and truth-tellersBrown Wilson's efforts to create partnerships between the Black media and other Black-led and community-focused organizationsHow the Black press can navigate and win despite the obstacles and challenges of the dayBrown Wilson's focus on ensuring trustworthiness in the reporting that she overseesIs the Black press leading the way back to trustworthiness in mediaSupport the show

In this episode, we take a deep dive into the pending confirmation and appointment of Emil Bove to the Third Circuit Court of Appeal. Senate Democrats tried to get in the way of Mr. Bove’s confirmation, and they failed. They walked out of the Senate confirmation hearing when Senate Republicans refused to allow testimony from a whistleblower about Mr. Bove’s directives on immigration.Closer to home in Alameda County, Hon. Price walks listeners through how Detective Phong Tran’s misconduct was part of a massive corruption scandal in Oakland and debunks the ridiculous claims of Detective Tran's attorneys that his prosecution is part of a "political playbook."Support the show

In this engaging conversation with Hon. Ryan LaLonde, the first Communications Director under DA Price, shares his insights on the first 90 days of communications warfare in the Alameda County District Attorney's office.Topics include the lack of a communications infrastructure both internally and externally, the fight to create a user-friendly website, how victims were manipulated and weaponized in ways that undermined the prosecution of their cases, how some victims misled the media to create a political moment, how prosecutors lacked integrity and engaged in open communications warfare, the feverish pitch of reporters to cover the office, and how media editors created the narrative of conflict and confusion. #MediaMisinformation#RecallPamelaPrice#MainstreamMedia#VictimsRights#AlamedaCountyDistrictAttorney#PoliticalPodcast, #ProgressiveProsecutorsSupport the show

What happens when politics “trumps” public safety? The double standard that gives “tough on crime” prosecutors the benefit of the doubt vs. the extreme criticisms of reformers has real human consequences. Certain people are protected, and others are not. Our guest this week on Pamela Price Unfiltered is the gifted Chesa Boudin, former San Francisco District Attorney and, now the founding Executive Director of Berkeley’s Criminal Law & Justice Center, a policy and advocacy hub.Chesa and Pamela have a frank conversation about prosecutorial discretion, the death penalty cases in Alameda County and the cover-up by old school prosecutors, and how the double standard in matters of justice is reflected nationally in the right-wing attacks on the use of universal injunctions. Legally Speaking breaks down the significance of the Supreme Court's decision in Trump v. Casa, and the sharp divide bursting out of the Supreme Court with Justice Amy Coney Barrett's attack on Justice Kentaji Brown Jackson. Support the show

In this quick clip, Hon. Pamela Price breaks down the history of Juneteenth - what actually happened - and how its legacy is tied to the current fight to abolish prison labor. A brief Juneteenth history followed by a special segment of Legally Speaking discussing the 13th Amendment's exception for slavery "as a punishment for crime." The Legally Speaking segment discusses the California Supreme Court case-Ruelas v. Alameda County-a 2024 decision that ruled people in county jails, presumed innocent who have not been convicted of any crime, (a) can be forced to work for private for-profit contractors within the jail; and (b) are not entitled to be paid the minimum wage or overtime pay. Alameda County jail inmates' pay is limited to .25 an hour maximum. Support the show

In this powerful episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered, we have a "racy conversation" about building interracial sisterhood, the stunning primary victory of Zohran Mamdani in the race for NYC Mayor, and the escalating attacks on Democratic elected officials by Trump and his minions. Attorney Karen Fleshman shares her mission and goals for creating safe spaces for interracial sisterhood conversations and coalitions, and how her mentorship of young Black women and men led to a sea change in her own beliefs and priorities. Karen also shares her historical knowledge and personal insights on NYC politics and what Zohran Mamdani's victory means for New Yorkers and progressives everywhere.This episode also chronicles the escalating attacks on elected officials, the Trump effort to take over Los Angeles and how to stay safe in an increasing fascist society. #LifeInTrumpsAmerica #RacyConversations #PamelaPriceUnfiltered #CriminalJusticeReform #DemocracyAtRisk #PoliticalPodcast #BlackLivesMatters #TruthToPower #zohranmamdani #andrewcuomo #alexpadilla #kristinoem #LaMonicaMcIver #melissahortman #karenbass #karenfleshman #InterracialsisterhoodSupport the show

In the world of information overload, we hear a multitude of lies on the news everyday. It is true: ‘A lie will go round the world while truth is pulling its boots on.’In December 2021, Linton Johnson, the founder and Chief Visionary Officer of OVIS, launched the world’s first blockchain powered news network, which allows everyday people to end fake news by incentivizing the truth. OVIS is the antidote to "fake news."We also open the conversation on what a member of my team at the DA’s office in 2023 called telelievision (tele-lie-vision), a new term for the biased media coverage of our work. The lack of objectivity and bias displayed by TV anchors and other media actors was blatantly and painfully obvious. So, people kept asking us: Why Can't You Sue Them? In this episode, we break down the law and explain how the First Amendment protects everyday people, but also opens the door for misinformation, abuse and "fake news" driven by solely by ratings and clicks.Support the show

What happens in America in 2025 when the President seizes control of the national law enforcement apparatus to violate the Constitution? The people resist.Across the country, the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown has escalated based on quotas for arrest that feel more like a military operation than law enforcement. From Chicago to Los Angeles, the National Guard has joined ICE and the Dept. of Homeland Security to seize immigrants and silence protesters. Trump is ignoring Court orders and sending planeloads of immigrants illegally to Venezuela while threatening to send Americans there too. Trump's historic and unhinged use of the Alien Enemies Act has incited Americans everywhere to action. Locally, the new Alameda County DA is giving corporations a pass and ignored the public health advocates - like Ms. Margaret Gordon - who have been on the frontlines of the fight for environmental justice for decades. Ms. Margaret speaks out about the DA's "clueless" decision to dismiss a criminal grand jury indictment against a longtime major polluter in the San Francisco Bay Area.Support the show

In this episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered, we tackle the fight for birthright citizenship as Trump pushes to dismantle the 14th Amendment — and what that means for families across America.Then, we sit down with Dr. Vicki Alexander, a trailblazing OB/GYN and revolutionary public health leader, to talk about Black maternal justice, movement work, and what it really takes to fight for our people.🎙️ Listen now and share with someone who needs to hear this. #PamelaPriceUnfiltered #BlackMaternalHealth #BirthrightCitizenship #DrVickiAlexander #JusticeUnfiltered #SpotifyPodcasts #iHeartRadio #ApplePodcastsSupport the show

Elaine Brown. The Rights of the Child. White Refugees. This week’s Pamela Price Unfiltered is unmissable.🔥 Civil rights icon and former Black Panther Party leader Elaine Brown joins us for a powerful conversation on revolutionary struggle, Black liberation, and why she’s still in the fight.⚖️ Then, we break down the United States’ failure to protect children in our criminal justice system — from trying youth as adults to defunding violence prevention programs under Trump’s latest executive order.🌍 And finally, we expose Trump’s racial double standard in immigration policy — fast-tracking white South African refugees while locking the door on Black and brown asylum seekers.🎙️ Raw truth. No filters. Real justice. 📲 Available now on Spotify, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your podcasts.#PamelaPriceUnfiltered #ElaineBrown #JuvenileJustice #WhiteRefugees #TrumpImmigration #JusticeForChildren #BlackPantherParty #PoliticalPodcast #TruthToPower #WeWillNotBeSilenced #WokeNotWeakSupport the show

Justice is under attack—from the courtroom to the jail cell.In this powerful episode, Pamela Price sits down with activist mother Terry Lovett, whose son Jalani died in LA County Jail under suspicious circumstances. Together, they expose the silence around in-custody deaths, the unchecked power of deputy gangs, and the growing threats to judicial independence—including the shocking arrest of a sitting judge.💥 This episode pulls no punches. It’s about truth, grief, and the fight to defend what justice should be.🔊 Listen now—and share with someone who needs to hear it.#PamelaPriceUnfiltered #JusticeForJalani #JusticeUnderFire #CriminalJusticeReformSupport the show

What happens when the systems meant to protect our children—schools, police and policymakers—fail to do so? In this week’s episode, I sit down with Angelique Paige, founder of the Vernon Eddins Jr. Foundation, for a powerful conversation on youth violence, bullying prevention, and what real safety in schools should look like.Angelique’s story is rooted in unimaginable loss—her 14-year-old son, Vernon Eddins Jr., was shot and killed on the steps of his junior high school. But her response? A movement built on prevention, healing, and the radical belief that every child deserves to be safe.We’re diving deep into:Why school policies often fail to protect students in real-life situationsThe critical difference between response and preventionHow to equip students with tools to resolve conflict and build empathyWhat educators, parents and leaders actually need to support youthHow Trump’s 2025 agenda is putting our children at even greater riskThis episode is for anyone who believes our kids deserve better—and is ready to fight for it.Support the show