Today, we’re diving into the psychology behind how certain individuals can justify or even support acts of ethnic cleansing, comparable in scale to some of…
In this episode of Black Talk Radio News, we tackle the urgent question of reparations for African American descendants of American slavery, Jim Crow, and…
In this thought-provoking episode of Black Talk Radio News, we delve into a lesser-known chapter of history, exploring the moment Black Americans stepped into the…
This episode dives into the high turnout of Republican voters at early voting polls—a significant shift from 2020’s skepticism incited by Donald Trump. We’ll analyze…
While the campaign has focused its attacks on Black male voters supporting Trump, they remain silent on the growing support for Trump among Arab and Jewish voters.
This segment is a stark reminder of the ongoing genocide and the global indifference towards it. It draws parallels with historical atrocities, urging viewers to…
In this episode of Black Talk Radio News with Scotty T Reid, we unpack the critical issues shaping Black political consciousness today. Why aren’t Democrats…
Ultimately, the erosion of voting rights in formerly protected jurisdictions underscores the urgent need for comprehensive reform to safeguard the integrity of elections and ensure equitable access to the ballot box for all Americans.
Should U.S. scientists, who are allegedly responsible for engineering this virus and intentionally bypassing safety protocols, face involuntary manslaughter charges for their actions?
This BTR News podcast episode delves into the contentious debate over the classification of civilians in conflict zones. Focusing on recent events in the Palestinian…
By Scotty T. Reid In continuing my experimentation with the suddenly much-talked-about and improved artificial intelligence tools being offered to the public which I did…
Listen to this enlightening episode of BTR News as I engage in a compelling conversation with Professor Jocelyn Simonson, acclaimed author of “Radical Acts of…
**Checkout This Historic Conversation: The Fight for Justice** On September 8, 2023, the National Lawyers Guild (NLG) had the distinct privilege of hosting a conversation…
Join us in this insightful episode as we sit down with Jazz Hampton, CEO and General Counsel of TurnSignl, the innovative real-time tele-legal app designed…
By Scotty T. Reid In the world of US politics, a recurring theme revolves around the “Deep State” and allegations of corruption within government institutions…
Tonight on New Abolitionist’s Radio we will be joined by Dawn Renee, the “Self Esteem Queen“- an educator, activist, poet and abolitionist- among other things. Sister Dawn will break down for us the situation in Adelanto, CA.- a town where they are facing a $2.6-million deficit and they are considering building a jail to house L.A. County inmates- this would be their 4th prison in a town of less than 35,000 citizens.
In the news,
Plaintiffs in two separate cases filed federal class action lawsuits against Ferguson and nearby Jennings, MO. over what they allege are municipal court systems that essentially operate as modern-day debtors’ prisons, targeting poor African-Americans for arrest and incarceration.
The New Abolitionists will tie those stories to a similar finding in a New York Times article detailing how jails have become warehouses for the poor, mentally ill and drug addicted.
In a recent Slate.com article Fordham Law School Professor John Pfaff thinks he’s why so many Americans are incarcerated- his scientific findings have nothing to do with slavery. The New Abolitionists will have to take back control of the narrative.
Our exonerated profile is John Conover who spent two years in jail after being falsely accused of killing his neighbor with a baseball bat.
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