Hard Knock Radio

Hard Knock Radio – April 16, 2004

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Joe Domanick, author of Cruel Justice: Three Strikes and the Politics of Crime in America’s Golden State; Artist and social activist Rico Pavon on the decolonization of Vieques and an upcoming Vieques Libre event.


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Hard Knock Radio – April 15, 2004

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30th anniversary of the slaying of 3 civil rights workers in Mississippi; Tre Hardson stops in to talk about his new album, new music, new direction, and his appearance here in the Bay Area this weekend.


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Hard Knock Radio – April 14, 2004

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Anita Johnson explores the alarming rise in sexual assaults in the San Francisco public school system, and Jazz power trio The Bad Plus stops in before their performance at Yoshi’s.


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Hard Knock Radio – April 13, 2004

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Donald Lacey from the Love Life Foundation; Javier from the Colored Ink theater company on the new play Politricks; Mario from AWOL Magazine on what might happen if they implement the draft.


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Hard Knock Radio – April 12, 2004

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War crimes in Iraq, with guest writer and columnist Mark Levine who just returned from Iraq; Christopher Scheer, author of The Five Biggest Lies Bush Told Us About Iraq; and hip hop artist Paris.


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Hard Knock Radio – April 6, 2004

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Live from a protest against the California Youth Authority in SF; A community in Oakland organizing against a new MacDonald’s; Ptah Mitchell, whose recent book is Ghetto Folklore; William Upski Wimsatt, author of How to get Stupid White Men Out of Office.


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Hard Knock Radio – April 5, 2004

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Welcome to The Center For Young Women’s Development on their new publication "Know Justice"; The 3rd Annual Bring the Noise Concert, Thursday 4/8 at Bimbo’s, a benefit for Youth Speaks.