Groundings

Scholar, writer, and professor Charisse Burden-Stelly discusses W.E.B. Du Bois and her new book "W.E.B. Du Bois: A Life in American History."...

Philadelphia based activist and writer Steven Powers discusses the 'survival programs' his organization is building, and the multitude of ways capitalism has exacerbated the pandem...

Professor Johanna Fernandez introduces listeners to the Young Lords, a revolutionary Puerto Rican organization that radically shifted international discourse on Puerto Rican politi...

Community organizer and researcher Taiza Troutman discusses gentrification, displacement, urban development, trap music, and activism in Atlanta....

We take a look at the philosophy and theory that guided African revolutionary Amílcar Cabral....

Keith Davis Jr. was the first high-profile police shooting in Baltimore following the tragic death of Freddie Gray— and the state of Maryland is trying to frame him for murder....

Activist and writer Bilphena Yahwon gets into the details and specifics of the school-to-prison pipeline and restorative justice....

Haiti is an island in perpetual revolution, and over the past few months massive island-wide mobilizations have been taking place as Haitians protest to oust their corrupt, neo-col...

In part two of our special report on Venezuela in collaboration with Venezuelanalysis.com, we look at the history and politics of food, agriculture, blackness, and race in Venezuel...

In collaboration with Venezuelanalysis.com, we remove the imperialist propaganda dominating the news to understand the historical and current imperialist aggression against Venezue...

The increasingly popular 'Green New Deal' offers little for the Global South, and is essentially a 'green' version of industrial capitalism. In this episode, we discuss academic wr...

Filmmaker Rebecca Pierce discusses her work documenting the resistance of those most oppressed by the Israel apartheid state, as well as some of the unique oppression she faces bei...