David Kordsmeier (Pres. Red Technology Access Point), Brian Sims (Exec. Dir, Hip Hop Journalism Association) and Alonzo Edmundo (COO, Clarity Creative Institute) identify barriers to developing new leadership from the hip hop generation and talk about the concept of being a brother now versus being a brother in the 1960’s and 70’s.

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website: http://thecreativeview.com/

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Brian Sims (Executive Director, HHJA) and Jimi Izarel (award-winning journalist) talk about the Internet, politics, and taking a critical approach to the choices we make this election season. Montel Jennings, David Kordsmeier and Roland Washington participated in the discussion.

website: http://www.jimiizrael.com/

http://blogs.theroot.com/blogs/thehardline/

http://www.hhja.org/

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Roland Washington, Leroy Moore and David Kordsmeier interview Eric Smith Executive Director, Green Depot San Francisco about the use of biodisel fuel and the sustainability movement.

website:http://www.greendepotsf.org/about.html

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Al Williams interviews Eric Quezada candidate for Supervisor, District 9 San Francisco. Montel Jennings and David Kordsmeier participate in the interview that covers his platform and history as a “community worker” in the Mission District.

website: http://www.ericquezada.com/

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Hip Hop artist Chuck Gibbs host a roundtable discussion on race, politics and identity with Byron aka Zero (28years old), Chuck aka Mad Man from The East (46 years old) and Brandon aka Pyro 20years old all from Philly, PA.

website: http://www.myspace.com/CHUCKGIBBS

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Dr. Brian Sims (Assistant Professor of Psychology at North Carolina A&T State University, Executive Director Hip Hop Journalism Association) commentary on the image of black women by mainstrain media and american society.

website: http://www.hhja.org

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From the Justicefound.org archives:

Ronnishia Johnson and Rheema Calloway interview Leslie K. Brown about her film “Untold Legacy”, reparations and the San Francisco Slavery Era Disclosure Ordinance. Ebony Branner, Al Willilams and Roland Washington participate in the discussion.

website: http://www.sfexodus.com/

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Ronnishia Johnson interviews California State Senator Leland Yee. Rheema Calloway, Al Williams, David Kordsmeier and Roland Washington participate in the discussion on the 1858 black exodus from San Francisco and the Chinese Exclusion Act.

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website: http://www.sfexodus.com/

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Anthony Leviege, Leroy Moore, Steve Zeltzer and Roland Washington talk with Leo Robinson about Black Labor consciousness and it’s effect on the local labor movement.

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Ronnisha Johnson, Ebony Branner and Rheema Calloway interviews Jackie Wright and Carl Lumbly about Charles Burnett’s film “Namibia: The Struggle For Liberation”.

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website: http://www.namibiathemovie.com/

http://www.justicefound.org/

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