Hot Takes with Mike Africa Jr.
Mike Africa Jr. weighs in on Kirk Franklin's verbal spat with his son, and on Samaria Rice's accusations against Tamika Mallory, Ben Crump and more.
Mike Africa Jr. weighs in on Kirk Franklin's verbal spat with his son, and on Samaria Rice's accusations against Tamika Mallory, Ben Crump and more.
In this episode, Mike Africa Jr is joined by activists YahNé Ndgo, and Dr. Krystal Strong to continue their discussion on white people in Black movements.
Mike Africa Jr. and Tony Lewis Jr. continue their discussion on mass incarceration, the Free Tony Lewis rally, and their hopes for the future.
Mike Africa Jr is once again joined by his pops, former political prisoner Mike Africa Sr, to discuss fatherhood,
Mike Africa Jr. and Pam Africa continue their conversation about Mumia Abu-Jamal and the violence experienced as revolutionaries.
In this second part of a multipart series titled "My Life in MOVE: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly", Mike recounts the bad experiences he had in MOVE.
Mike Africa Jr. and his father, former political prisoner Mike Africa Sr, talk with Abdul Aliy Muhammad, the writer who first broke the story of Penn Museum and Princeton University holding the remains of MOVE bombing victims Tree Africa and Delisha Africa.
Former political prisoner Debbie Africa joins Mike Africa Jr to discuss the events that led to her arrest, life in and out of prison, and the new film "40 Years a Prisoner".
Mike Africa Jr. speaks with hardcore videographer Sunny Singh.
Mike Africa Jr. is joined by Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. to discuss growing up as children of revolutionaries, activism, and the continuing the movement.
In this episode, Mike Africa Jr is joined by activists YahNé Ndgo, and Dr. Krystal Strong to discuss white people in Black movements.
Mike Africa Jr. chops it up with activist, community organizer and champion for children with incarcerated parents, Tony Lewis Jr.
This week Mike chops it up with activist and organizer Albert Corado.
Mike Africa Jr. speaks with Akeem Browder about his activism work and the hypocrisy of the American justice system.
In this first part of a multipart series titled MOVE: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, Mike recounts the good experiences he had in MOVE.
Mike Africa Jr. and his father Mike Africa Sr. discuss the Derek Chauvin verdict, and if this is the first sign of things changing for the better.