In this episode of Witness to History, host Tory Russell sits down with Reverend Dr. Osagyefo Sekou to reflect on the 10-year anniversary of the Ferguson uprising. A powerful voice in both activism and the pulpit, Reverend Sekou shares his insights on the global impact of Ferguson, his personal connection to the movement, and the role of working-class Black communities in shaping resistance. They discuss the importance of solidarity, love for the people, and the need for continued struggle against systemic oppression. Tune in for a deep, insightful conversation about organizing, resilience, and the future of Black liberation.

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In this episode of Witness to History, host Tory Russell sits down with Dacia Polk, a revolutionary healer, abolitionist, and culture creator, to reflect on the 10-year anniversary of the Ferguson uprising. Dacia shares her personal journey from homeschooling her children to becoming deeply involved in the movement, discussing the lessons learned, the evolution of activism, and the ongoing struggle for Black liberation. The conversation delves into community protection, gun culture, and the importance of education in dismantling systemic oppression. Tune in for a powerful dialogue on resilience, healing, and the future of Black resistance.

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In this episode of Witness to History, host Tory Russell engages in a raw and thought-provoking conversation with Alex Templeton, a committed activist and newly minted public defender. Alex reflects on their journey from the front lines of Ferguson to law school, discussing the impact of the protests on St. Louis culture, the role of barbershops as community spaces, and the ongoing fight for justice. They explore the complexities of activism, the challenges of balancing legal obligations with community values, and the need for transformative change within the Black community. Tune in for an honest dialogue about resistance, resilience, and redefining spaces for healing and growth.

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In this episode of Witness to History, host Tory Russell sits down with Ashley Yates, a prominent activist, organizer, and writer who was on the front lines of the Ferguson protests. Ashley reflects on her journey over the past decade, discussing her ongoing work in Oakland, the importance of self-care in activism, and the lessons learned from Ferguson about community, resilience, and the continuous fight for justice. Tune in for a candid conversation about the evolution of activism, the power of protest, and the enduring spirit of resistance.

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In this episode of Witness to History, Tory Russell interviews John Collins-Muhammad, the youngest elected official in St. Louis and a former alderman just released from federal prison. John shares his disillusionment upon returning to a city still grappling with deep injustice and inequality. Reflecting on his experiences in prison and the Ferguson protests, he discusses how they shaped his political approach and commitment to Black communities. Tune in for a candid conversation about justice, politics, and activism.

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In this episode, host Tory Russell and Julia "Momma Julia" Davis reflect on the ten-year anniversary of the Ferguson protests following the killing of Michael Brown. Momma Julia, an activist and mother, shares her deep anger and frustration over the continued injustices faced by the Black community, expressing how the event reminded her of past traumas, including her brother's death at the hands of the police. Both discuss their experiences and the impact of Ferguson, noting the sense of unity among those who protested and the need for ongoing efforts to change laws and combat systemic racism. They also touch on the challenges and complexities within the movement and political landscape, advocating for genuine leadership and community-focused actions.

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In this powerful episode, we reflect on the ten years since the Ferguson uprising with esteemed philosopher and activist Dr. Cornel West. He shares his thoughts on the enduring impact of Ferguson on the Black Lives Matter movement and the broader struggle for justice in America. Dr. West delves into the intersections of race, democracy, and the moral responsibility of citizens in confronting systemic racism. Tune in for a deep, thought-provoking conversation that examines how far we've come and how much further we need to go in the fight for equality and human dignity.

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Immerse yourself in the hip-hop history of North Memphis as Project Pat takes the mic to share pivotal moments when Memphis was thrust onto the map. As the younger brother of Three 6 Mafia's Juicy J, Project Pat carved his own path, making a significant impact before ascending to individual success. In this episode, we delve into the roots of his journey, exploring his featured roles on iconic songs and the evolution that led to his solo triumphs, with hits like "Chickenhead" and "Don't Save Her" leaving an indelible mark on the hip-hop landscape. Join us for a captivating exploration of Project Pat's unique contribution to the Memphis hip-hop legacy.

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