Listen to and/or download the episode here. All U.S. Nabisco factories are on strike. The Hero Cop Trope – A Controversial History from The Take How to show up for abortion access in Texas right now from the Lilith Fund Under 18 and Need An Abortion? – We’re here for you and ready to help. Jane’s Due Process Are Prisons Obsolete Notes Are Prisons Obsolete? by Angela Y. Davis full book as PDF Kwame Ture – The Principle of Capitalism Kwame Ture – Reform vs Abolition NARAL Activist Summit Day 2 Closing Keynote Paxton Smith Tell Apple: No Spyware on … Continue reading September 3, 2021

Listen to and/or download the episode here. Extra music after the show. We Think Anger Is A Sign Of Guilt — But It May Actually Be A Better Sign Of Innocence by Emma Young for British Psychological Society Amid pandemic disruptions, grad students push to unionize by Katie Langin for Science Mag Twitter now has a tool for REPORTING COVID-19 MISINFORMATION by Katie Mack The Yes Men call into Newsmax & tell viewers Afghanistan war wasted $2T Underlying Causes of Homelessness Nobody Talks About by Cynthia Griffith for Invisible People Strong Communities Make Cops Obsolete online event on Sept 1 … Continue reading August 27, 2021

Listen to and/or download the episode here. Thread of ways to support Afghans by Sahdya Darr Afghanistan Community Advisory from CAIR-CA To Save the Planet, We Need to End Corporate Funding of Police by Shea Leibow Op-ed Workshop: Getting More Anti-Imperialist Voices Published! Wed, Sept 1st at 4pm PT online Shut Em Down 2021: Jailhouse Lawyers Speak interview with Comrade Chux on Final Straw Radio “In The Spirit of Abolition” – Jailhouse Lawyers Speak Calls For Shut ‘Em Down Demonstrations The Thirty Names of Night by Zeyn Joukhadar Evacuation Continues in Afghanistan; Low Rates of Vaccination Among Cops; Analysts Oppose … Continue reading August 20, 2021

Listen to and/or download the episode here. Yunakin Land Tax Counting Crime: A Lecture on the Politics of Crime Data and Its Uses by Tamara K. Nopper Barack Obama Has Been One of the Worst Ex-Presidents Ever by Liza Featherstone for Jacobin Judge LaDoris Cordell on 79 Years of SFPD Misconduct (2016) Queer Visions on view now at Haight Street Art Center Fri 8/13 – Sun 8/15 CRCAA Intro to the 5 Methods Webinar Sept 13 6:30 – 8:30pm Music by AhMerAhSu & AWKWORD Continue reading August 13, 2021

Listen to and/or download the episode here. Cuba: US Pushes for Intervention Resumen by Angel Guerra Cabrera Trump Supporters’ Anti-Science Crusade Is Threatening Us All by William Rivers Pitt for Truthout Counting Crime: A Lecture on the Politics of Crime Data and Its Uses featuring Tamara K. Nopper, Tuesday, July 27th 3-5pm PT Republicans Force Tennessee Health Department to Stop Vaccine Outreach to Youth by Sharon Zheng for Truthout Support striking workers: Frito-Lay workers in Kansas are being forced to work 12-hour days, 7 days a week, in a dangerous factory. CA has $5.2 BILLION to give out in rent … Continue reading July 16, 2021

Listen to/and or download the episode here. “Mutual Aid” is a People’s Movement (an ASA 2020 Freedom Course) Abolitionist Resources from Black & Pink Flying Over Walls Letter Writing Project PIC abolition in one minute by Joseph Capehart Haymarket Books Not Bars Program Deona Marie Erickson Killed After Driver Slams into Winston Smith Protest from Unicorn Riot Biden’s new anti-terrorism initiative classifies “anarchist violent extremists” that “oppose all forms of capitalism, corporate globalization, and governing institutions, which are perceived as harmful to society” as “domestic violent extremists.” An Epidemic of Violence: Defending the Lives of Transgender Women virtual event – … Continue reading June 18, 2021

Listen to and/or download the episode here. Oppose Private Camera Network in the Castro – Castro Community Benefit District Board of Directors Meeting  Monday June 7, 2021 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm PT Life-changing trans masculine penis surgery currently unavailable on NHS Citations Needed podcast on sensationalist “organized crime” “shoplifting epidemic” stories in national and Bay Area media and how they fit into a resurgent Tough On Crime narrative. AUTHORS ON THE STREET: a live, in-person outdoor reading! Sunday, June 13, noon – 1 pm PT @ Inner Sunset Flea Market Take Action Against Anti-Trans Legislation Block the Boat Update Keep the … Continue reading June 4, 2021

Listen to and/or download the episode here. The show begins around 45 seconds in. Adachi Project Jeff Adachi, Frank Egan, & 100 years of SF’s Public Defender Office event Wednesday, June 2, 2021 6-7pm PT – Online event The Case of San Francisco Public Defender Frank Egan – Murder and Scandal in the 1930s by Jeff Adachi We Are Defender SF Public Defender San Quentin habeas case & SF Public Defender Media CODEPINK Statement on the Biden Administration’s $753 billion Proposed Pentagon Budget for 2022 Rallies, Marches in Solidarity with Heroic Palestinian Resistance Across the US from Tribune of the … Continue reading May 28, 2021 with Val Ibarra from the SF Public Defenders Office