The Persecution of a Videographer, Murder and Continuing Injustice in Mississippi and How a Socialist Society Would Speak to Reparations for Black People
Weekly Program
Jay Becker & Marilyn Ross (Ad Hoc Committee for Reason & Dropping the Charges); Micki Dickoff & Tony Pagano (co-driectors of Neshoba: The Price of Freedom); Bob Avakian (Chairman, Revolutionary Communist Party)
Becker and Ross discuss the politically motivated censorship and completely unethical prosecution of Videographer Gregory Koger by the Ethical Humanist Society of Chicago; Dickoff and Pagano discuss their film on the murders of three young civil rights workers during Mississippi Freedom Summer in 1964 and the continuing struggle for justice in Neshoba County, Mississippi today; In this excerpt from the talk "Revolution- Why It's Necessary, Why It's Possible and What It's All About" Avakian reveals how a Socialist Society would respond to the demand for reparations to Black People for Slavery and the systematic oppression ever since.
Michael Slate - Host and Producer Teddy Robinson - Engineer Nicole Lee - Production Assistant
Broadcast ready with music breaks embedded at 17:56 and 37:08 and can accomodate local id if needed. If you use the show or simply check it out, write to us at michaelslate@redfuture.com with your comments, criticisms, suggestions, etc. Sound Exchange Info if needed: 1) Song: Bella Ciao; Artist: Chumbawamba; Album: Get On With It - Live; Label: No Masters Cooperative; 2) Song: In the Mississippi River; Artist: Mavis Staples; Album: We Won't Turn Back; Label: Anti 3) Song: Down In Mississippi; Artist: Mavis Staples; Album: We Won't Turn Back; Label: Anti 4) Song: Bella Ciao; Artist: Hungry March Band; Album: On the Waterfront; Label: Hungry March Band;
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