During this Time

In this episode we hear the story of a young woman who overheard what seemed to be a domestic violence next door to her at 3AM. For more community stories, check out Streetcreatives.com

Recorded during an organic conversation about what it means to be an officer, A woman who's name won't be disclosed speaks her perspective on how police interact with black people. 

When this mother and member of the Black Panther Party Portland chapter was younger, she had a neighborhood enemy that she met in 2nd grade who eventually stabbed her due to violent bullying. This is Part one of the story. 

This Episode's subject matter is built on a school lock-down/protest as a response to the Parkland Shooting. Kids from multiple middle schools protested and held memorials for victims of this horrific school shooting. A child from a local Portland School explains her experience with the current situation.  

This episode features the story of Black Panther Leader Captain Ogun of the Black Riders Liberation Party Portland Chapter. Talks Getting shot in the chest, the origins of the organization in 1996, Free Food Programs, Nation of Islam, Community values, Political Warfare and surviving obstacles while staying a strong positive Community Member and organizer.