Black Panther Party. Illinois Chapter

Abstract In the first episode of 2020, Chairman Fred Hampton Jr., the Lady of Rage, and callers review major events in 2019. Hampton talks about the campaign to restore Hampton House and mentions an update to the disappearance of Kierra Coles in 2018. He discusses discriminatory policing, failures of the Chicago Transit Authority, and unequal distribution of resources in the city. A man and his nephew call in to ask Chairman Fred’s opinion about violence within Black communities and how it distracts...

Abstract This episode covers the police shootings of Tamir Rice and Jacob Blake, and contains criticism of the U.S. government’s response, or lack thereof, to violent white supremacists, especially in contrast to the reaction to demonstrations led by Black communities. The episode also covers the shortcomings of electoral strategies, and the connections between the legacy of slavery in the U.S. to the modern way the state runs prisons, their police forces, and imperialist endeavors overseas. Four...

Abstract This is the first episode recorded after the release of Judas and the Black Messiah, a movie about William O’Neal and his infiltration of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panther Party in order to aid in the assassination fo Chairman Fred Hampton Sr. Chairman Fred and the Lady of Rage take calls from several listeners who speak about the birthday of Huey P. Newton, the murder of Tyrone West, the Texas power outages, how to establish a chapter of the Black Panther Cubs, and purging...

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On this episode, Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. discusses race and class struggles and contridictions. Objective analysis is reviewed that way people can make informed descisions. Marcus Garvey, a Jamaican activist and his envolvement in the Universal Negro Improvemnet Association (UNIA).

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In this episode...Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. discusses the crimes committed against two female women in Dolton, IL. There is also a call to a fellow prisoner, Darnell asking about his situation and condition being in solitary confinement. Racial class and political contridictions are discussed.

Abstract This episode is a rebroadcasting of the Janurary 6th, 2021 episode. It covers the police shootings of Tamir Rice and Jacob Blake, and contains criticism of the U.S. government’s response, or lack thereof, to violent white supremacists, especially in contrast to the reaction to demonstrations led by Black communities. The episode also covers the shortcomings of electoral strategies, and the connections between the legacy of slavery in the U.S. to the modern way the state runs prisons, their...

Abstract This episode is a rebroadcast from August 8th, 2016. In this episode, Chairman Fred Hampton Jr., the Lady of Rage, and callers discuss police brutality against the black community, the difference between reactionary times and the revolutionary times, and the killing of Korryn Gaines. Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. also discussed the the dynamic of race and sovereignty, and explores the contradictions in the law. There are seven callers to the show that commented on the Black Panther Party Cubs,...

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In this episode, Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. and the Lady of Rage discuss the Chairmans recent visit to Africa. He discusses the slave dungeons, exploitation of resources, and the importance of terms used to describe the black community and history. He also discussed the experiences that slaves were forced to go through and his time in prison. Throughout the show, callers thank the Chairman for sharing his trip to Africa and the feelings they had when listening to him.

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In this episode of Free ‘Em All radio, Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. discusses class contradictions, the assassination of Nipsey Hussle, the importance of legacy, and touches on the topic of the Covid-19 pandemic. Three callers continue the conversation about Nipsey Hussle and asks the Chairman for advice. The Chairman also discussed the importance of terms used and encourages the use of brutal terms.