From FBI Raids to Censorship: The Cost of Speaking Out

Omali Yeshitela, political activist, author, and longtime leader of the African People Socialist Party, to trace how Black journalism has functioned as a tool of liberation rather than a referee for “both sides.” From small community papers to global publications like Marcus Garvey’s Negro World, he argues that media has always carried a premise and the oppressed pay the price when that premise is hidden.