Category: Rootwork

  • To Catch a Cult Predator

    To Catch a Cult Predator

    “Given that Black women and girls are especially vulnerable to religious/cult indoctrination and trafficking (representing 40% of trafficking victims in the U.S.), providing them with holistic tools for self-advocacy and self-determination is critical.” #NatureBoy #EligioBishop #BlackWomen #Cults Sikivu Hutchinson, “Black Women Beware: To Catch a Cult Predator https://hollywoodprogressive.com/television/black-women-beware Alpha Centauri: Centering the Impact of Trafficking…

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  • “The New York City Rent Freeze Campaign and Mamdani’s Pledge”

    “The New York City Rent Freeze Campaign and Mamdani’s Pledge”

    * PRE-RECORDED AUDIO * PRE-RECORDED AUDIO * Thandisizwe Chimurenga sitting in for Davey D on Hard Knock Radio, broadcast on January 22, 2026 on the Pacifica Network. "Guest Host Thandisizwe Chimurenga speaks with Sumathy Kumar, Director of Housing Justice for All, about rising rent hikes in New York City and why tenant organizers say a…

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  • Environmental Racism, Data Centers and Community Health Impacts

    Environmental Racism, Data Centers and Community Health Impacts

    * PRE-RECORDED PROGRAM FROM JANUARY 2026 * On this episode of Hard Knock Radio, we speak with LaTricea Adams, MAT, EdS (she/her/hers) Founder, CEO, and President of Young, Gifted & Green about the growing fight against data centers as a form of environmental racism, with a focus on frontline communities like Boxtown, Tennessee. As the…

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  • “Ogun, Shango and Sinners”

    “Ogun, Shango and Sinners”

    Conversations centered on the Sinners characters Smoke and Stack have centered the Yoruba concept of the Ibeji - Twins, and rightly so. However, one aspect of the discussion that is missing is the similarities between the twins and the Yoruba Orishas (deities) Ogun and Shango. #Orishas #Yoruba #Ogun #Shango #Smoke #Stack #Twins #Ibeji #Sinners =…

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  • “Ogun, Shango and Sinners” 📱

    “Ogun, Shango and Sinners” 📱

    Conversations centered on the Sinners characters Smoke and Stack have centered the Yoruba concept of the Ibeji - Twins, and rightly so. However, one aspect of the discussion that is missing is the similarities between the twins and the Yoruba Orishas (deities) Ogun and Shango. #Orishas #Yoruba #Ogun #Shango #Smoke #Stack #Twins #Ibeji #Sinners =…

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  • “Oscar Grant, 17 Years Later: Police Violence, Accountability, and the Unfinished Struggle”

    “Oscar Grant, 17 Years Later: Police Violence, Accountability, and the Unfinished Struggle”

    *PRE-RECORDED PROGRAM * PRE-RECORDED PROGRAM* “Oscar Grant, 17 Years Later: Police Violence, Accountability, and the Unfinished Struggle” Guest: Cat Brooks, Director of the Anti-Police Terror Project Oscar Grant would have been 40 years old on February 27 of this year. His murder on January 2, 2009, became a catalyst for a generation of organizers, journalists,…

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  • “The State of Black Maternal Health”

    “The State of Black Maternal Health”

    * PRE-RECORDED PROGRAM * On this episode, we take a deep look at the current state of Black maternal health in America and the ongoing crisis impacting Black women and birthing people. We’re joined by Raena Granberry, Director of Maternal and Reproductive Health at the California Black Womens Health Project, and Racha Tahani Lawler, Program…

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