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"MLK: The Hidden Radical Dimensions"
On KGNU's series, From the Archives to the Air, we dig into the station's vast archive of audio that until now, lived in a dusty closet, unlistened to, for decades.
On this episode, we hear audio first released in 1974 that dives into the often-overlooked aspects of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s advocacy. The audio features speeches and discussions regarding his revolutionary insights about civil rights, war condemnation, economic inequality, and his firm stand against the Vietnam War. The program also contextualizes and explores King's radical ideas about love, peace, and unity among all men. Alongside this, the program also includes an interview with two student organizers discussing King's legacy and its relevance for today's generation. Audio from King's visit to Santa Rita Prison in California in 1967 and excerpts from the broadcast 'The Hidden Radical Dimensions of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.' from 1990 are also included.
0:00 01_18_2024_Ep12_mlk_FTATTA
00:16 Introduction and Context
01:20 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Revolutionary Speech
03:40 Interview with Student Organizers
10:20 The Hidden Radical Dimensions of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
17:27 Dr. King's Opposition to the Vietnam War
23:55 Marker
42:53 Government Surveillance of Dr. King
50:33 Dr. King's Revolutionary Love Supreme
53:12 Conclusion and Credits
On this episode, we hear audio first released in 1974 that dives into the often-overlooked aspects of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s advocacy. The audio features speeches and discussions regarding his revolutionary insights about civil rights, war condemnation, economic inequality, and his firm stand against the Vietnam War. The program also contextualizes and explores King's radical ideas about love, peace, and unity among all men. Alongside this, the program also includes an interview with two student organizers discussing King's legacy and its relevance for today's generation. Audio from King's visit to Santa Rita Prison in California in 1967 and excerpts from the broadcast 'The Hidden Radical Dimensions of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.' from 1990 are also included.
0:00 01_18_2024_Ep12_mlk_FTATTA
00:16 Introduction and Context
01:20 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Revolutionary Speech
03:40 Interview with Student Organizers
10:20 The Hidden Radical Dimensions of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
17:27 Dr. King's Opposition to the Vietnam War
23:55 Marker
42:53 Government Surveillance of Dr. King
50:33 Dr. King's Revolutionary Love Supreme
53:12 Conclusion and Credits
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A Community Conversation with Julian Rubenstein, author of The Holly
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A Community Conversation with Julian Rubenstein, author of "The Holly: Five Bullets, One Gun, and the Struggle to Save an American Neighborhood" Since its release in May 2021, "The Holly" has sparked controversy amongst Denver residents and city officials. This community dialogue centers on themes from the book, specifically police use of confidential informants, gang and crime reduction, the t...
KGNU Interview with Evan Giia
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KGNU's Iris Berkeley speaks with musician Evan Giia in Fall 2021.
Storytellers of Color: Mar Matlak on Lack of Access to Clean Water, Nutritious Food and Exercise
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This time on KGNU's Storyteller of Color series, Mar Matlak will share local narratives that expose the lack of access to drinkable water, nutritious food, and exercise in our local immigrant community living in Boulder.
Storytellers of Color: Award-Winning Filmmaker Davon Johnson
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On this second installment of Storyteller of Color, KGNU’s bilingual equity reporter, Rossana Longo-Better, speaks with award-winning filmmaker Davon Johnson. Johnson is a film director and producer from Denver, whose "The March on Washington 1963" received the “Special Award for the Best Short Film” at the 2015 Italian festival, A Film for Peace. Johnson joined us to discuss his new documentar...
TRENDS Podcast Panel: Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy in Marginalized Communities
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In the Trends Podcast, we explore the issue of vaccine hesitancy in communities of color. In this follow-up panel discussion, find out what strategic plans our local community organizers are proposing to address vaccine hesitancy and the barriers they see contribute to the lack of access to vaccines in vulnerable populations. During the panel discussion, KGNU's Rossna Longo and Shannon Young sp...
Interview with Próxima Parada
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KGNU's Iris Berkeley speaks with the members of Próxima Parada in June 2021.
TRENDS Podcast Panel: Confronting the Lack of Diversity in Newsrooms
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In the Trends Podcast, we explore the lack of diversity in Colorado newsrooms and some solutions to the problem. In this follow-up, panel discussion, Tina Griego from CoLab and Diamond Hardiman from Free Press discuss the lack of data related to this issue, the need for that information, and how this data will help us better understand not only the lack of diversity in media but also the lack o...
Activist and Journalist Gil Asakawa on Why We Should Celebrate Asian American History in the U.S.
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Asian American Activist and Journalist Gil Asakawa talks to KGNU's Rossana Longo about his experience as a Japanese American and the importance of celebrating the presence of Asian Americans in the history of the United States. "𝘈𝘴𝘪𝘢𝘯𝘴 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘣𝘦𝘦𝘯 𝘱𝘢𝘳𝘵 𝘰𝘧 𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘴𝘰𝘤𝘪𝘦𝘵𝘺 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘩𝘶𝘯𝘥𝘳𝘦𝘥𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘺𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘴 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘺𝘦𝘵 𝘸𝘦 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘣𝘦𝘦𝘯 𝘬𝘪𝘯𝘥 𝘰𝘧 𝘪𝘯𝘷𝘪𝘴𝘪𝘣𝘭𝘦, 𝘸𝘦 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘯𝘰𝘵 𝘣𝘦𝘦𝘯 𝘱𝘢𝘳𝘵 𝘰𝘧 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘴𝘵𝘰𝘳𝘪𝘦𝘴, 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘯𝘢𝘳𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘷𝘦𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘜𝘯𝘪𝘵𝘦𝘥 𝘚𝘵...
SB-200 March in Boulder - May 29th, 2021
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Environmental activists gathered in Boulder Saturday, May 29th in support of a statewide climate bill, SB-200. Gov. Jared Polis has stated he intends to veto the bill if it passes. The bill puts caps on greenhouse gas emissions and would give more teeth to air quality enforcement mechanisms. Find the full story here: news.kgnu.org/2021/06/environmental-activists-rally-in-boulder-in-support-of-s...
TRENDS Panel: Activists Explore What is Needed to End Gun Violence
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In the Trends Podcast, we explore how gun violence continues to affect the youth of color across the country. In this follow-up, panel discussion, Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America volunteer Helen Kamin spoke with Miranda Showen, Avan Renbeck and Hannah Sanders of CU Boulder Students Demand Action about Gun Violence and how they have been mobilizing to act upon what President Joe Bide...
How To Dance The Zydeco
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With Andy Malkiel and Amanda Elsnes. Part of the KGNU-CFCZ Virtual Mardi Gras & Live Broadcast Party, Feb 13, 2021. 00:00 Introduction with Andy and Amanda 00:28 Zydeco Dance Demonstration 02:58 Basic Step 10:38 Opened and Closed Positions 12:48 Inside and Outside Turns 15:19 Sequence With Music 23:07 Hand Toss Sequence 28:42 Hop Step 39:13 Hop Step Sequence Free Dance KGNU Community Radio kgnu...
TRENDS Podcast Panel: Education Access Challenges During a Pandemic
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In the Trends Podcast, we explore how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted access to education for students with disabilities. In this follow-up, bilingual panel discussion, our guests Bianca Gallegos, Principal at Columbine Elementary; Eugenia Brady, Special Education Advocate and Diversity Specialist at Association for Community Living and Richard Garcia, BVSD District G Board of Education Memb...
TRENDS Podcast Panel: The Future of Farming in Boulder County
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The TRENDS podcast is a collaboration between the Community Foundation of Boulder County and KGNU. It dives deep into the community’s most pressing issues and explores the changes happening throughout Boulder County through the experiences of community members, especially those often rendered invisible by commercial media, to shed light on community challenges, solutions, and pathways forward f...
Black Lives Matter Protest in Bolder June 6th, 2020
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On Saturday, June 6th in Boulder, close to 2,000 people came out in support of Black Lives Matter. After they listening to the speakers Junie Joseph, Pedro Silva, Shiquita Yarbrough and others they walked to the Dairy Center and back to the courtyard in downtown chanting: Black Lives, Matter, Don't Shoot, This is what Democracy Looks Like, etc... Video Credit: KGNU Reporter Rossana Longo
TRENDS Podcast Panel: COVID-19 Exacerbates Existing Inequities
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TRENDS Podcast Panel: COVID-19 Exacerbates Existing Inequities
New Voices for Climate Justice (Feat. FLOWS)
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New Voices for Climate Justice (Feat. FLOWS)
Twisted Pine - Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
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Twisted Pine - Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
Twisted Pine - Don't Come Over Tonight
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Twisted Pine - Don't Come Over Tonight
International Women's Day Latinx Demonstration March 8, 2020
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International Women's Day Latinx Demonstration March 8, 2020
Naropa Professor Speaks Out On Student Racial Profiling By Boulder Police
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Naropa Professor Speaks Out On Student Racial Profiling By Boulder Police
March Fourth - Say My Name (Destiny's Child Cover)
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March Fourth - Say My Name (Destiny's Child Cover)
March Fourth - Sweet Stuff (Live on KGNU)
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March Fourth - Sweet Stuff (Live on KGNU)
TRENDS Podcast Panel: Diversity, Inclusion & Equity
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TRENDS Podcast Panel: Diversity, Inclusion & Equity
Trends Podcast Panel: Living With Disability
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Trends Podcast Panel: Living With Disability
Best video on Zydeco I have seen. Thanks!
O M G! Would I like to dance with Amanda! You lucky guy She is BEAUTIFUL!
The FOP intentionally hires dumb bullies. Trash people trained by a trash union make TRASH cops. 🤡🤡
Please forgive me for saying. Great interview but the interviewer needs to learn not to speak with up-speak. Sentences should end down not up. Up makes it sounds like a question not a statement.
I like the music and I'm trying to learn how to do exotico dancing
That cop ended up resigning!
fire
Corrupt Police Chief. couldn't help noticing your a black man committing no crime
JAK
Hurrah for KGNU!
cia is the Murderist and Criminal organisation in the world. Thank you Mr Kirakou God bless you. From New Zealand
Looks a LOT like the Swing style of dance.
I went into the boulder police department and asked if they had a copy of the u.s.Constitution and they said " yes it's in the restroom hanging from the toilet roll dispenser!
He is a typical white worthless piece of crap but don't get me wrong there is hundreds of these worthless cops if you can say that in our midst
for the first lesson and an old man like me - a lot of input! latest At the minute 29:00 of the video, with the "Hoppstep", 🤪 I'm out - - - for now - - - but I'll keep trying, for sure ! need also a dancepartner, think it makes it a bit easer 🕺💃 oh - and for the other commenters here - zydeco music and zydeco dance are not only fun it's like an elixir of joie de vivre 👍👍
Good Lord. Bless you, Sir. If ya wanna make a big mess, but have fun there's a Philly woman who LOVES Zydeco. Danced my whole life, but never get this down. Excellent lessons here. Know a few transplants up here who are phenomenal friends, but I've never gotten it down. Hope all is well with you and yours. Special thanks to the hosts here. They're phenomenal teachers.
@@kimberlydeeney5652 oh yea they're realy phenomenal teachers 👍👍
Let him get justice. He not a criminal. Stupid devil officers. If a officers see a white man will he be arrested. And not a black man. Again what the difference between black man and a white man pick trash who will get arrested.
the demo inside turn at 1:07 is turning early at 1-2 count instead of 2-3 like the instructions at 18:38
Combination, Hustle, bump and Salsa.. fun!!!
... and East Coast swing.
I love the Minnie Riperton sample!!!
Come on now, you know they are still enforcing the Dread Scott Case Decision on anyone of dark skinned hue, that they feel they can create their racist pretext and constructive fraud where there's no actual crime nor victim or injured party. They cannot police us, nor our communities. It's not about training. That's BS, and a perpetual scapegoat where no one pays for their KKK actions.
Training is nice but you can’t teach somebody to not be subconsciously racist. You either are or you aren’t. If Zayd Atkinson was a phenotypical white male it is highly unlikely that that cop would’ve assumed he was doing anything other than picking up trash.
The crime is that the city did not prosecute the officer and allow him to run away to another cop gang to carry on with this attitude
Settlement money needs to come out OF THE COPS POCKETS, they create problems in the first place.
The whole world watches these videos and you wonder why American cops are hated what used to happen when the pigs didnt have cameras how many people of color were killed or jailed for nothing but the color of their skin HELL is waiting for RACIST cops
The should fire and retrain all those officer starting with the head of the police. The mayor should be voted out and the city should be sued. My take
Officer John Smyly resigned after two weeks of this incident. Unfortunately, as you know, there's no other information/news...
Cop was wrong right from the start. Detain and demand ID for picking up garbage?? I don't blame the kid for getting mad. He was right to sue. Cop resigned, took a big chunk of cash and probably went to work in the next town over. The fact that the cop was afraid of that flimsy little stick held by a skinny kid is unacceptable. Cops are TRAINED in the us vs them mentality. They fear everybody. That makes them dangerously unstable. Training cops to behave better is a waste of time when it has no teeth.
Non of the cops showed any sense, if I was a police officer and turned up to "back" up the first officer and saw what was going on, I would have blasted the first officer for wasting everyone's time.
Pure Racism all over the United States, they not only target African Americans but also Hispanics,We need to Stand together and force a change in how they target us..Fight to End Qualified Immunity. God Bless Everyone.
I see where this is going, because the gentleman was black. I’m not going to lie, it seems that particular officer, WHO WAS ALLOWED TO RESIGN, did racially profile this student, no doubt. But I do not blame the other cops,, they are trained to do their jobs and hash it out in court, the call the first racist officer gave warranted the responding officers to react to what they were told by dispatch. However, I’m assuming that was a supervisor who said we are out of here, and thank God the other cops seemed to realize what was going on and didn’t wanna get involved. Which is unfortunate that they didn’t intervene sooner. Lesson learned hopefully, and hopefully the cop no longer with the force isn’t on another one 🤦♂️
Don't tell me they need training, you can't train Racism out of white supremacists... This is purely racism period cos if you need to verify so badly if he lives there or not, simply ask for the property manager n find out. Shouldn't that be the rite thing to do?
ONLY THE OWNER or their authorized representatives can trespass an individual. The sign on the property showing no trespass does not allow any unauthorized person to become a representative of the property owner. If the police is correct then the police can enter any home or business and demand they show evidence of being authorized to being on the property. The law is clear that a reasonable person would either believe he had landowners permission or he was trespassing. Seeing a thousand plus cars driving pass without one of them thinking he was trespassing should have led the police to also believe that he is authorised and not trespassing. I think the cop wanted to stop driving around and picked on one person he thought could and him in his goal of not driving. He was bored and looked for a person he thought he could get his kicks from. Instead he has been proven to not be reliable in his testimony, not consistent on his approach to every citizen, and that he showed that he wanted to act brave against one person with a litter picker and a bucket. 'Brave' officer pulled his gun out as he must have been so scared for his life against trash in a bucket. There is no law that allows the police to act without the property owner's consent to trespass anyone. PERIOD
DID ANYTHING ACTUALLY HAPPEN TO THESE ENTITLED COPS LYING ABOUT EVERYTHING THAT WAS SEEN ON VIDEO AND THEY GOT AWAY WITH THIS SHIT AGAIN. CROCK OF CRAP SYSTEMATIC RACIST ENTITLED POLICE.
This is straight bullshit. But it’s not just happening to out colored brothers and sisters. I had the same thing happen to me on a job site working a Saturday by myself by my work truck. They are taught that they have the right to have all there questions answered. And they don’t. I’m not saying there’s no racism, but this isn’t just happen to one race.
this interview is stupid these people should be saying what the fuck is going on here its a simple case of cops being arseholes and it needs sorting asap
this case is nothing but stupidity and the cop was as daft as a brush as we would say in Britain
he picked up crap and got crap for doing it that cop should be sacked for being a total tosser
I applaud that young man. I am a 64 year old white woman and I was so proud of him for standing up to the bullies. His frustration and anger at being “picked out” by the cops bc of the color of his skin seeped through the screen. I felt like this young man was standing up for himself and all other people like him who get this treatment from the police. I am so sorry this happens to Black Americans and I hope this next generation puts an end to this discrimination.
Diane Caplan If You Feel This Way HELP US! HELP US! You See The Injustice Be One Of Those Older White Females Who Takes A Stand And HELP US! WE NEED YOU AND OTHERS LIKE YOU HELP US!
I’m a 60 year old, white, Canadian woman and I feel the same, it’s just so horrible what happens on a daily basis! For a person to be considered a suspect just because of the colour of their skin 😞
100% racially motivated, and had no right to ID him
Love watching this all the time, how stupid that John Smyly is .
Here we go again race . That officer never made one comment about race or anything like that . GET OVER IT ALREADY , it is old and tired 😡😡😡😡
If not for the age of the smartphone, we might be reading his obituary. Eight armed officers for one thin man with a standard trash picker and a 5-gallon plastic bucker? Why can't there be a national standard for de-escalation training for all law enforcement? They could have easily de-escalated this by calling the University to identify the man pictured on the ID. They all should have been assigned 40 hours community service picking up trash in minority housing (armed only with a trash picker and bucket).
Imagine if he got shot for that “he has a weapon” line when the cop calls for backup.
Coincide go inside verify with somebody in the building and leave it was total
The cop had something with the students name on it
I've come to the belief that there must be criminal sanctions spelled out clearly in State legislation outlining criminal repercussions for officers who deliberately escalate or fictionalize situations like this. He had zero ground for any suspicion. None. A kid picking up garbage and sitting on a porch at a college. There should be a panel made up of a law enforcement representative, a Judicial representative and an elected citizen. Citizens must have a place to take these situations other than back to the people who are commiting crimes against the public themselves.
HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH SKIN COLOR YOU RACE HUSTLERS IT HAPPENS TO ME ALL THE TIME ITS AMAZING THIS STUFF HAPPENS ALL THE TIME TO EVERYONE IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD
The cops harassed the student, wouldn't accept his proof, and ignored what he had to say. Not to mention the initiating officer broke multiple laws and violated the 4th Amendment. The cops also immediately believed the white man when he said he ran the place, took him at his word with no evidence, and never second guessed him. But sure. The cops are treating EVERYONE like that.
Police still need more training on how to identify a bucket.
Everytime this so called officer Smyly looks at these videos he must be laughing at himself of his idiotic ways.
He is asking himself, why it happened? They treat everyone that is not a cop as guilty of something. The cop saw parking signs for [ residents only ] and the cop, who eventually got fired, took those signs as no trespassing signs and since they have a big hard on for trespassing, he tried to enforce it when he should not have. For a cop to LAWFULLY enforce a trespass, they must have first been asked to leave and refuse, plus the cop cannot be the one to ask to leave
Punished, officer Smiley got a year vacation, PAID, and was allowed to retire, thats not punished!!!