Pan-Africanism’s Intra-Conflict: Class Analysis vs. Cultural Analysis | ft. Dayvon Love
July 8, 2026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Y0w1F_yf24 In this episode of Conversations with Dr. Dennis “Ausar” Winkler Jr. welcomes Dayvon Love for an discussion examining Class Analysis vs. Cultural Analysis. Dr. Winkler and Dayvon Love explore
Should Teens Be Charged as Adults? Heated Debate on Maryland Juvenile Reform
January 23, 2026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXmHKyc_EPIA heated and wide-ranging debate on juvenile justice reform in Maryland unfolds as Dayvon Love of Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle joins TJ Smith to discuss whether young people should
Palestine and State Repression from Zionist Genocide to Sinclair Media and the White Left
October 7, 2025
Lawrence Grandpre of Leader Of A Beautiful Struggle joins to discuss Palestine and State Repression.
The Left Does Not Understand Black Violence
August 25, 2025
Lawrence Grandpre of Leader Of A Beautiful Struggle joins to discuss the realities of crime and violence reduction in Black communities.
Trump’s Police State: Why Aren’t Democrats Stopping Him?
August 25, 2025
Lawrence Grandpre, Director of Research at Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle, argues Democratic politicians aren’t putting up meaningful opposition to Trump’s DC police state since they’re in favor of tough-on-crime
The Karen Hunter Show: Maryland Governor Wes Moore Doubles Down on Reparations Bill Veto
June 3, 2025
There’s more to this story… Why did Gov. Wes More Vetoed a recent Reparations Bill? Karen Hunter digs into the details with Dayvon Love, Director of Public Policy.
Will Trump Let Israel Blow Up Iran Peace Talks?
May 29, 2025
Dayvon Love, Director of Public Policy at Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle, will discuss how, five years after police officer Derek Chauvin murdered George Floyd in the streets of Minneapolis,
VIDEO: Progress, unfinished work since Freddie Gray died
April 21, 2025
Community leaders reflect on measurable progress made in the past decade since the death of Freddie Gray as they look ahead to a long way to go. In Baltimore’s Sandtown-Winchester neighborhood, tensions rose to extremely explosive levels in April 2015 after the so-called “rough ride” in a police transport van that resulted in Gray’s death, caused by neck and spinal cord injuries, while in police custody.