Yesterday, the Maryland Legislative Black Caucus announced its priorities for the 2023 General Assembly, the state’s annual 90-day lawmaking session that convened earlier this month in Annapolis.
Dayvon Love joins Tom on Zoom to discuss his organization’s legislative agenda for Annapolis lawmakers.
Dayvon Love, co-founder of Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle and Director of Public Policy joins Dr. Kaye to discuss what’s on tap for the Maryland General Assembly.
On this special episode, Lawrence Grandpre hosts a discussion on how the Black community should process the results of the 2022 Midterm Election.
Dr. Jared Ball discusses his work on “The Myth and Propaganda of Black Buying Power” and addresses the folly of Black capitalism.
Conversation with Dayvon Love, a Baltimore-based political organizer and the Director of Public Policy for Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle (LBS), a grassroots think-tank that advances the public policy interests of Black people.
Dr Jared Ball lays out the ways that mass media and propaganda are used against struggles for Black Liberation.
We analyze the limitations of current progressive Black political formations through the lens of not learning the lessons of Black nationalism and Pan-Afrikan nationalism. Finally, we use examples of work we do at LBS as examples of how the insights of Black/Pan-African Nationalism can address the material needs of Afrikan people.
E. Evans Paull, New York Times best selling author of Stop the Road: Stories from the Trenches of Baltimore’s Road Wars and Dayvon Love, the co-founder of Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle and director of Public Policy join Dr. Kaye for the conversation.
In the first of this two-part episode, we take a look at some of the historical successes of Black nationalism as a political methodology. We then juxtapose those successes with the caricatures and stereotypes used to marginalize Black nationalism.
In part two of our interview with Dr. Cleo Manago – we discuss the dynamics of intra-racial violence amongst Black people, particularly sexual and gender minorities.
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