February 18, 2016 episode of Freedom is a Constant Struggle, featuring Charlie Hinton & Freddie Johnson who both discuss and perform SOLITARY MAN.
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Showing posts with label prisons. Show all posts
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Freedom is a Constant Struggle: Charlie Hinton & Freddie Johnson discuss and perform SOLITARY MAN
February 18, 2016 episode of Freedom is a Constant Struggle, featuring Charlie Hinton & Freddie Johnson who both discuss and perform SOLITARY MAN.
Labels:
Charlie Hinton,
human rights,
prisons,
solitary confinement,
torture
Thursday, February 4, 2016
Freedom is a Constant Struggle: Archival Footage of Phavia Kujichagulia, Yuri Kochiyama and Hugo 'Yogi Bear' Pinell
February 4, 2016 episode of Freedom is a Constant Struggle, honoring Black History Month by featuring archival footage of African Griot Phavia Kujichagulia, the late great Yuri Kochiyama and our beloved martyr Hugo Pinell, also known as 'Yogi Bear.'
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
KPOO interview: Kiilu Nyasha and Terry Collins remember Hugo ‘Yogi’ Pinell
(Hugo 'Yogi' Pinell, artwork by Kiilu Nyasha, 2015)
(Transcription of KPOO interview from SF Bay View Newspaper)
This interview was broadcast live on Aug. 18, 2015, on Terry Collins’ show, The Spirit of Joe Rudolph. Listen to it in full here; these are highlights. Read more about Hugo Pinell here.
Terry Collins: A lot of people around here are definitely in deep mourning for the murder of Hugo Pinell on the 12th of August, this month. From my correspondence with him over the past three or four years, I know he was a person full of love.
I loved Hugo or Yogi Bear, as he was called, and he really helped me sustain myself through some of the problems I thought I had with growing old and still trying to keep the struggle going on. I know you love Hugo also, so tell me some of the things you want to talk about.
Kiilu Nyasha: If there was one word that could describe Yogi Bear, it would be love. His love energies are what sustained him for 45 years in solitary confinement beginning December 1970.
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