Speaking of Memorial Day... 6 Years After George Floyd: Nearly 8,000 Lives Taken | "Forward Motion." While the State promised systemic change in the summer of 2020, the data tells the true story: nearly 8,000 people have been killed by police in the United States since that day. The crisis hasn't slowed down—it has accelerated. True resistance requires keeping these names alive and using art to fuel the struggle. Check out "Forward Motion" by Diaspora Blac featuring the legendary @wiseintelligent —a powerful musical tribute dedicated entirely to the victims of state-sanctioned violence. Directed by Kalonji Changa and Balogun Ojetade, the visual serves as both a reminder of what we've lost and a call to action for what we must build. Watch, listen, and keep moving forward. #GeorgeFloyd #WiseIntelligent #KalonjiChanga #FTPMovement #BalogunOjetade #DiasporaBlac 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5586317400866816

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The Black Panther Legacy: Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. | Kalonji Changa LIVE! The struggle continues. We are joined by Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. for an uncompromising conversation on the living legacy of the Black Panther Party, the fight for self-determination, and the current state of grassroots organizing. We dive deep into revolutionary history, the reality of political prisoners, and why the blueprints of the past are mandatory for our survival.

Arrested Development’s Speech, Calls Out Industry Included Joe Budden Podcast, Shaderoom and Breakfast Club. Suggests Drake vs. Kendrick Beef Is a COINTELPRO / Zionist Plot. #Drake #KendrickLamar #Speech #shaderoom #JoeBuddenPodcast #TheBreakfastClub #Blackpowermedia #kalonjichanga #ArrestedDevelopment

What is it like to be born to parents on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted list? In this powerful interview, author and playwright Zayd Ayers Dohrn joins us to discuss his explosive memoir, Dangerous, Dirty, Violent, and Young: A Fugitive Family in the Revolutionary Underground. Born into hiding while his parents were in a decade-long conflict with the U.S. government, Zayd spent his earliest years moving between safe houses and living under assumed names. While he was always told his birth marked a "clean break" from the violent struggle, his journey into his family's hidden archives reveals a much deeper, more complex reality. We dive deep into the heart of radical resistance in America, uncovering: The realities, paranoia, and daily life of a childhood spent underground. The inside story of the Weather Underground’s tactical bombing campaigns. The historic, secret alliance between the Weathermen and the Black Liberation Army (BLA). The operational details surrounding the dramatic 1979 prison break of Assata Shakur. The raw emotional reckoning of what this level of radicalism cost the victims, the movement, and the children left to carry the legacy. This is an unflinching look at personal and social history, the roots of American radicalism, and what happens when the family meant to protect you is the very thing that puts you in the crosshairs of the state. #ZaydDohrn #BillAyers #BernadineDohrn #KalonjiChanga #WeatherUnderground #AssataShakur

In this explosive interview on Black Power Media, host Kalonji Changa sits down with renowned historian and scholar Baba Zak Kondo to dissect the radical evolution of Malcolm X. Many see Malcolm’s life as a series of chapters, but Kondo argues it was a calculated, painful, and ultimately revolutionary ego death. How did a street-hustler known as "Detroit Red" dismantle his own identity to become the most feared voice in the fight for Black Liberation? Baba Zak Kondo provides a masterclass on the internal mechanics of revolution, proving that Malcolm’s greatest strength wasn't just his oratory, but his relentless pursuit of truth, no matter the cost. #MalcolmX #BabaZakKondo #kalonjichanga #BlackPowerMedia #DetroitRed #BlackHistory #PanAfricanism #RevolutionaryHistory

In one of the most important interviews for this time period, Paul Lee and Peter Goldman, two of the foremost historians around the Life, Times, Death and Legacy of Malcolm X appear in an interview with Kalonji Jama Changa LIVE on #RiotStarterTV! Paul Lee In 1990, the Highland Park, Mich., native served as a historical researcher and consultant for two episodes featuring Malcolm X in "Eyes on the Prize II," the PBS history of the modern civil-rights movement. In 1991, he was the chief historical consultant for Spike Lee's "Malcolm X" biopic, starring Denzel Washington. In 1994, he was the special research consultant for "Malcolm X: Make It Plain," an episode of the PBS historical series "The American Experience": Peter Goldman Goldman’s biography, The Death and Life of Malcolm X is considered a seminal work in the field. It focused heavily on Malcolm’s last years and on his assassination in 1965, and it remains a standard more than four decades after it was first published in 1973. A second edition, published by the University of Illinois Press in 1979, and a third, in 2013, include important new information on who committed the murder and why. Peter Goldman served 25 years on staff and 20 more as a contributing editor at Newsweek. During his career, Goldman wrote more than 120 cover stories and helped Newsweek win many honors, including six National Magazine Awards--the industry’s nearest equivalent to the Pulitzer Prize. Cash app: $KalonjiChanga Twitter: @Kalonjichanga IG: @kalonjichanga #malcolmx #paullee #Petergoldman #BlackPowerMedia #kalonjichanga

"Never forget the day the City of Philadelphia dropped a bomb on its own people." On May 13, 1985, the world witnessed an unprecedented act of domestic state terrorism when the Philadelphia Police Department dropped a satchel bomb on a row house occupied by the MOVE organization. The resulting fire killed 11 people—including five children—and destroyed 61 homes, leaving an entire neighborhood in ashes. In this special commemoration on Black Power Media, host Kalonji Changa is joined by Mike Africa Jr., a child of MOVE who has dedicated his life to the exoneration of his parents and the preservation of the organization’s true history. This is more than a history lesson; it is a profound discussion on state violence, the resilience of the Africa family, and the ongoing struggle for revolutionary justice in the face of systemic oppression. #MOVEBombing #MikeAfricaJr #BlackPowerMedia #KalonjiChanga #May13 #BlackLiberation #StateViolence #PhiladelphiaHistory

"The Revolution will not be televised, but it will be analyzed." In this powerful throwback session from Black Power Media, host Kalonji Changa sits down with the incomparable Dr. Greg Carr to deconstruct the legacies of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. through the lens of the Black Revolution. Moving beyond the "I Have a Dream" vs. "By Any Means Necessary" caricatures, Dr. Carr dives deep into the intellectual and political frameworks that shaped these two giants. This conversation explores how their paths converged toward a radical restructuring of society and what their combined brilliance means for modern liberation movements. #GregCarr #MalcolmX #KalonjiChanga #BlackPowerMedia

In this powerful segment from the Families Demanding Justice Conference, activist and author Kalonji Changa joins a panel of organizers and family members of victims of police terrorism. Addressing a room filled with those who have lost loved ones to state violence, Changa cuts through the rhetoric to and challenges the audience to move beyond reactionary organizing and toward a proactive strategy for power. He offers a sharp critique of current movements and provides a "blueprint" for how families and organizers can move from grief to organized, disciplined resistance. Changa also delivers a direct and necessary message to white organizers on their role, the importance of following Black leadership, and avoiding the "savior" complex in revolutionary spaces. #KalonjiChanga #FamiliesDemandingJustice #PoliceTerrorism #CommunityControl #Abolition #MassResistance

In this powerful and uncompromising address, activist and author Kalonji Changa speaks directly to the frontlines of the movement at the Families Demanding Justice Conference. Addressing a room filled with organizers and the families of victims of police terrorism, Changa moves beyond rhetoric to discuss the strategic necessity of organization, the importance of community-led initiatives, and the psychological resilience required to sustain the fight for accountability. This isn't just a speech—it’s a blueprint for those who have turned their personal tragedies into a collective demand for systemic change. #KalonjiChanga #FamiliesDemandingJustice #PoliceTerrorism #TamirRice #JoyJames #FTPMovement #Blackpowermedia #Daretostruggle #fredhampton on #JeffFort

Inaugural episode of AFROPIQ RADIO The "jewel in the crown" of the Civil Rights Movement is under a sustained and systematic attack. From the gutting of Section 5 in Shelby County to the most recent 2026 Supreme Court rulings targeting Section 2, the legal protections for Black voters are being dismantled at an alarming rate. In this episode of AFROPIQ Radio, we sit down with two powerhouses of Black political thought and activism to discuss what "the crushing of the VRA" means for the future of our community: Charles Barron: Former NYS Assemblyman and NYC Council Member, known for his uncompromising stance on Black self-determination and radical political action. Dr. Deborah Jackson: Expert legal mind and dedicated advocate for civil and human rights. Black Power Media is a viewer-funded platform. We don’t answer to corporate advertisers—we answer to you. If you value this content, please show your support by heading over to blackpowermedia.org/donate or join our community of builders at patreon.com/blackpowermediareloaded. Your contributions keep this independent Black media engine running. #AFROPIQRadio #VotingRightsAct #CharlesBarron #DrDeborahJackson #BlackPolitics #VoterSuppression #VRA #CivilRights #DemocracyUnderSiege #BlackPowerMedia #2026Elections #KalonjiChanga

Nkechi Taifa and Dr. Vickie Casanova-Willis speak on Why the U.S. Refuses to Call Slavery a "Crime Against Humanity"

Why did Pastor Jamal Bryant pull the plug on the Target boycott? Attorney and activist Nekima Levy Armstrong joins Kalonji Changa on Black Power Media to dissect the fallout, the strategy (or lack thereof), and what this means for Black economic power. #NekimaLevyArmstrong #jamalbryant #targetboycott #TamikaMallory #NinaTurner #blackpowermedia #kalonjichanga

KPFA Radio's Law & Disorder exposes the cracks in our system, agitates for resistance, and collectively builds a new world where all of us thrive. Hosted by Cat Brooks. On today’s show, guest host Kalonji Jama Changa is in conversation with Dr. Gerald Horne. Dr. Horne is a Professor of History & African American Studies at the University of Houston. He is the author of many books, including “Revolting Capital: Racism and Radicalism in Washington D.C., 1900-2000” and “The Counter-Revolution of 1836: Texas Slavery & Jim Crow and the Roots of U.S. Fascism.” Special thanks to the producers: Teresa Wierzbianska and Diana Martinez and the engineer: Kirsten Thomas #GeraldHorne #KalonjiChanga #LawandDisorder #KPFA #CatBrooks

KPFA Radio's Law & Disorder exposes the cracks in our system, agitates for resistance, and collectively builds a new world where all of us thrive. Hosted by Cat Brooks. On today’s show, guest host Kalonji Jama Changa is in conversation with Omali Yeshitela, Chairman of the African People’s Socialist Party. He has organized for the liberation of African people worldwide since the 1960s and today leads the Uhuru Movement with active branches and black community economic development institutions throughout the U.S., in Africa, and in Europe. Special thanks to the producers: Teresa Wierzbianska and Diana Martinez and the engineer: Kirsten Thomas #OmaliYeshitela #KalonjiChanga #LawandDisorder #KPFA #CatBrooks

KPFA Radio's Law & Disorder exposes the cracks in our system, agitates for resistance, and collectively builds a new world where all of us thrive. Hosted by Cat Brooks On today’s show, guest host Kalonji Jama Changa is in conversation with W. Paul Coates, a former Black Panther Party leader in Baltimore. He established the George Jackson Prison Movement to bring Afrocentric literature to inmates. He is the founder of Black Classic Press and an advocate for and practitioner of solidarity as a form of resistance to systemic oppression. In addition, Paul Coates has organized Black Publishers and Writers Delegations to Havana, Cuba, for cultural exchange. Kalonji Jama Changa is an organizer, founder of the FTP Movement, and the co-chair of the Urban Survival and Preparedness Institute, and is founder of Black Power Media. Special thanks to the producers: Teresa Wierzbianska and Diana Martinez and the engineer: Kirsten Thomas #BlackPantherParty #TanehesiCoates #BlackClassicPress #BlackPowerMedia #PaulCoates #KalonjiChanga #KPFA #LawandDisorder #CatBrooks

Black Power Media host, Kalonji Changa chats with legendary Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney around the Epstein Files, Stacy Abrams, & the US-Israeli Offensive #Cynthiamckinney #epsteinfiles #israel #iran #stacyabrams #kalonjichanga

Join host Kalonji Changa for a heavy-hitting Black Power Media (BPM) breakdown of the latest State of the Union address. We aren’t interested in the political theater; we’re dissecting the material reality facing Black and colonized people globally. Our powerhouse panel of revolutionaries and organizers brings decades of insight to the table: Charles Barron: Former NYC Council Member and veteran organizer. Margaret Kimberly: Executive Editor of Black Agenda Report and author. Ajamu Baraka: Former Green Party Vice Presidential Candidate/ National Organizer for the Black Alliance for Peace. Dhoruba Bin-Wahad: Veteran Black Panther Party leader and decolonial theorist.

"I didn't just join the movement; the movement claimed me." In Part 2 of this powerful series on Black Power Media, Mumia Abu-Jamal sits down with Kalonji Changa to trace the roots of his revolutionary journey. This isn't just a history lesson—it’s a blueprint for political awakening. Mumia reflects on the pivotal moments that led him to get involved in organizing at a young age. From the local street corners to the front lines of the Black Panther Party, he discusses the specific Freedom Fighters and mentors who shaped his worldview and gave him the courage to pick up the pen and the microphone. #MumiaAbuJamal #KalonjiChanga #BlackPowerMedia #BlackPantherParty #FreedomFighters #BlackRadicalHistory #Organizing