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with Chris Hedges
TheRealNews on Aug 24, 2015
In this episode of Days of Revolt, host Chris Hedges sits down with former Black Panther Eddie Conway and former member of the Black Liberation Army Ojore Lutalo to discuss their roles in the radical movements in the 1960s and early 1970s, and the state’s use of violence to crush them.
from the archives:
Larry Hamm: The Long Distance Revolutionary, interviewed by Chris Hedges
Cornel West: The Betrayal By The Black Elite, interviewed by Chris Hedges
Cornel West: The Black Prophetic Tradition, interviewed by Chris Hedges
The Black Panthers and the Assassination of Fred Hampton (1971)
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Leads one to wonder when the day will come when the efforts of Mr. Hedges and social change activists becomes unnecessary. Talk about elephants in rooms… Oh, my…
Pure gold.
Thanks, David. I think this may be your shortest comment, haha. Indeed it was a great discussion. Glad you enjoyed it.