Free 'Em All Radio with Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. and the Lady of Rage 2021-02-24, 2021-02-24

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00:22:42 -- First speech excerpt from Chairman Fred Hampton Sr.

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00:42:25 -- Host introductions

00:43:40 -- Mike Africa

00:44:05 -- Informant connected to the assassination of Malcolm X, new details

00:46:49 -- Judas and the Black Messiah; Golden Globes

00:49:05 -- Bridging generational gaps with technology

00:50:14 -- Romanticizing revolution

00:52:33 -- First caller, Brother Fleetwood; re-entry program; Cotton Pickers organization; author of Hip Hop Tried 2 Kill Me

00:55:23 -- Psychological impact from incarceration and torture

00:57:50 -- Difference between revolutionary organizations and bourgeois organizations

01:00:28 -- Story of murder in Michigan; complicity of bystanders

01:03:10 -- Importance of solidarity between the People

01:03:35 -- Individualism and loss of community amongst Black people

01:07:08 -- Dr. Huey P. Newton Foundation in Oakland, CA

01:08:32 -- Birthday well wishes

01:10:24 -- Contact information for Brother Fleetwood

01:13:10 -- Chelsea B and grandmother, grand-niece and sister of Black Panther Party member Spurgeon Jake Winters

01:18:57 -- Commemorating significant dates in the history of the People

01:21:35 -- Organizing in prison from Chairman’s experience; Mumia Abu-Jamal

01:24:37 -- Keeping the legacy of Spurgeon Jake Winters’ alive; commitment to serving the People

01:31:01 -- Reflections on lacking power and being made to subordinate

01:35:00 -- The only place for a just man is prison

01:35:40 -- Honorary Medal of Freedom Fighting to Chelsea B and her grandmother

01:36:57 -- Second caller, Brother Hal from New Orleans; Mark Essex

01:38:41 -- Black Panther Party Alumni

01:40:23 -- Design projects shootout; vital importance of political education

01:44:05 -- New Orleans

01:45:26 -- Political education and joining the BPPC

01:48:35 -- Rainbow Coalition; Vice Lords, the BPP, and the CPD

01:50:17 -- Monique referencing Fred Hampton; white entitlement and imposter syndrome amongst Black people

01:53:55 -- Colonialism and chattel slavery

01:54:44 -- Illegitimate organizations using Fred Hampton’s name and the name of the BPP

01:59:02 -- The structure of the state using reactionaries when it is beneficial

02:00:35 -- Agent admitting his role in the assassination of Malcolm X

02:01:15 -- Plans for follow up next week

02:04:15 -- Third caller, President Murahu (?); showing Black love to Black people

02:07:31 -- Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) event, legacy of Marcus Garvey

02:09:27 -- Save the Hampton House Campaign reopening

02:13:00 -- History of UNIA membership

02:14:20 -- Marcus Garvey on race

02:15:39 -- Black Cross Nursing and speaking on your politics through the work

02:17:19 -- Conversation between President and Pam Africa

02:19:03 -- Strength in unity and perseverance

02:20:35 -- Pitting of Black people against each other by white people when criticizing protest tactics

02:22:10 -- Fallacy of Black on Black crime

02:23:22 -- Contact information for Chelsea B and closing comments

02:26:14 -- Outro music; Sam Cooke - A Change Is Gonna Come