Reminder not to talk to cops. Also, we discuss the details of how enslaved peoples were treated in America along with the parallels to today. 

Our guest this week, Soulll, joins the discussion to talk about her experience as a black woman in Amerikkka, corporate Amerikkka, and more. Her book, Homeward Bound, is available now on Amazon. 

The second half of our conversation with Percy Christian about his personal experiences with Phoenix PD, the ins and outs of the jail system and how it's rigged against people of color or advocates of people of color, and how capitalism does everything it can to fuck you.

Percy is a free man! So we had him come on the show to give his perspective. Follow him on IG @percy4president. Part two of our discussion will be up next week as episode 10.

Many of the massacres from the last episode were events that led to the formation of sundowns towns. Towns that kept non-white out... by force. Police were not only complicit in this but they were the main enforcers in every single instance. 

On this episode we dive into the brutal history of Amerikkka and discuss the numerous cruel and inhumane attacks on the black community. From the start we have been under siege from white Amerikkka, not just from single lynchings, but from a widespread genocide, echoing through the halls of our history. Black Wall Street was not the only example of such. There are countless others, many of which you will learn about from this episode. Yet the black community has never received any reparations for any of them.... or for anything at all. #educateyourself #blackhistory #blackwallstreet

This time we discuss #thesentencingproject specifically in regards to their report to the United Nations on the racism within the American justice system. It fits well with what we've discussed in prior episodes (2-4) while adding a bit more depth. 

In our 5th episode we pay respects to Ruth Bader Ginsburg who passed away on September 18th, 2020, followed by a discussion on the racism in the electoral college and whether it's an effective system in the current era. Follow us on social medias, IG and twitter: @phxfrontlines or donate to support us through CashApp and Venmo: @phxfrontlines

Darien Barrett from Tempe Against Police Violence joins us on the show to talk about some of his experiences as an organizer before we discuss different methods of voter suppression and how it disproportionately affects black people in America. 

Peaceful week at the front this week. Brief update on current protest events followed by some protest advice for anyone planning on attending soon. Then we move on to discuss the War on Drugs with Ryan Tice. Follow us on social media, IG and Twitter, Cashapp and Venmo: @phxfrontlines. Don't forget to like and share!