Colonial Outcasts

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This episode is an on-site interview with OG revolutionary, Neelam Sharma, of Community Services Unlimited, a non-profit community organization that was created to serve the Black Panther Party Chapter of Los Angeles.
It was filmed on Sept 1st and is part 2 of Neelam's introduction where we sit down and talk about the amazing things happening in India, the state of the revolution, Palestine and the challenges facing us.
The Black Panther Chapter of LA was dismantled by the FBI but CSU still carries on the mission for the revolution and awaits the return of the BPP to its full power and complete its mission as the vanguard.
You can support CSU at https://csuinc.org/ and watch the episode ad-free at https://www.rfemedia.com
Neelam is a rare individual who stands as an uncompromising community organizer with no reservations as to what needs to be done for full liberation and what she is doing now to build sovereignty in Los Angeles.
https://www.instagram.com/csuinc/
Also, support the Black Panther Party by subbing to their PRINT ONLY newspaper at https://www.thebpp.us/newspaper

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We have one month left of Midterms Mania, so the establishment "vote blue no matter who crowd" is out in force to vote shame you and defang revolutionary energy. How do we cope and how do we respond?
Today we are joined by Greg Levy, socialist candidate for the Ohio senate race. You can check out Greg’s campaign here!
https://www.greg4senate.com/
https://www.instagram.com/greglevy4senate/?hl=en

In this week’s “State of the Force” address Pete Hegseth outlines structural reforms that will engender further zealotry and ineptitude. The end state: a more demoralized and incompetent military.
You can follow El, the Queen of Regs here:
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Our society exhibits a suicidal lack of empathy. We are witnessing mass death, violence, displacement on a global scale, all normalized and obfuscated by generations of bourgeois media and propaganda.
How do we begin to push back against it in order to fight for a more sane, sustainable, and equitable world? In this episode of Colonial Outcasts we go inside the isolated and near-invisible world of US women’s prisons with former defense attorney and photojournalist Sarah Bennet.
She is the author of “Looking Inside: Women with Life Sentences,” a long-term photographic project about women convicted of homicide and sentenced to life in New York State. The book follows them inside prison, after release, and in everyday life afterward, using portraits plus personal materials like letters, drawings, Polaroids, and handwritten notes to show that they are more than the crime that led to their sentences. The project resists stereotypes and asks readers to consider how punishment, memory, identity, and rehabilitation shape a life over decades.
This is a challenging topic. Hope you enjoy!
Link to Sarah’s book:https://www.kehrerverlag.com/en/Sara-Bennett/978-3-96900-238-4
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