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African, Latin & Caribbean music

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Congolese popular music

Remembering Matthew Shepard 20 years on; Taiwan voters face dueling marriage referenda, Uganda’s “Ethics” Minister calls LGBTQ safe space a crime, Romania’s government proposes civil unions for same-gender couples, Kosovo’s 2nd annual Pride march gets the Prime Minister’s blessing, host Tokyo outlaws anti-gay hate ahead of the 2020 Summer Olympics, the U.K. Supreme Court supports a devout Christian baker’s right to refuse to make a cake with an equality-supportive message, and more global LGBTQ news!

Niko Soprano's Favourites No. 89 (1.) Com'n Wit Nuff Ruffness - Mytee G Poetic (2.) In Baltimore - K Mack (3.) On A Mission - Shabaam Sahdeeq (4.) Put Em Up High - Donny Dizzle (5.) Day In Night Out - The Outfit (6.) The What - Notorious B.I.G. ft. Method Man (7.) Word Iz Life - Poor Righteous Teachers (8.) Day You Die - Real Live (9.) Stop Sweating The Next Man (original and remix) - Lord Finesse (10.) How The F*** Would You Know - Positive K (11.) Freestyle - Black Moon (12.) One 2 Da Bootlegga - Da Hoodzmen (13.) Grand Groove remix - Intelligent Hoodlum (14.) Remind Me - Patrice Rushen Drederick Crate-Em remaining mix (1.) Mr. Sunshine - Taiyamo Denku ft. Saukrates (2.) Strength's Epiphany - Busted Fuse ft. Paranom (3.) Take Notes - Torae & Praise (4.) Supreme Confidence - KVBeats fet. A.G., Reks, Percee P & DJ Madhandz (5.) Bow Down - Sraw

Health and life are man's most precious possessions; and anxiety to preserve them is natural. It is not surprising, therefore, that they have been exploited since time immemorial. Every age has had its charlatans, quacks and medicine men. Much in the same measure as social organization has attained its highest pitch in the present era, the exploitation of health and life today has reached its zenith. Never before in history has there arisen such an extensive conspiracy about the problem of public health of entire nations, involving well-organized, opposing political and commercial groups. The consequence of this welter of exploitation is the sacrifice of human comfort, happiness, health and life. --Emanuel Josephson, 1941, "Your Life is Their Toy."

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By now we have all heard the reports that Trump is continuing the US assault on the Palestinian people by cutting off all aid to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA). What does this mean for the Palestinian people, especially those in trapped in Gaza? We address that this morning in a presentation by Mohammed Eid, who was born and who grew up in a refugee camp in the Gaza strip, and who has been working for UNRWA in Gaza. Eid gave this power point presentation in the Palestine Center in Washington, DC. Unfortunately as a radio audience you will not see the images he occasionally refers to, but the power of his narrative is the core of the presentation and makes it relevant for our purposes. In particular, he describes the culture of human warmth that makes Gaza a wonderful place to live despite Israel's vicious, never-ending bombings and home demolitions.. Braving Israel's endless checkpoints and brutal "security" apparatus is just a routine day for Palestinians, who do not respond in kind. He describes some of UNRWA's experiences.

Scott Noble's wide-ranging and fine documentary film of 2010. It's about the many attempts--some fairly successful--to reduce human beings to mere "cogs in the machine"--in order to further increase the wealth and power of the elite. This first installment focuses on industrial relations. Through "scientific management," power in the workplace was taken from workers and given to management--yielding higher profits for the owners but degrading conditions for workers. Introduction by KD.

Scott Noble's wide-ranging and fine documentary film of 2010. It's about the many attempts--some fairly successful--to reduce human beings to mere "cogs in the machine"--in order to further increase the wealth and power of the elite. This first installment focuses on industrial relations. Through "scientific management," power in the workplace was taken from workers and given to management--yielding higher profits for the owners but degrading conditions for workers. Introduction by KD.

Let's wade into the swamp of climate illusions with Australian author David Spratt. Then Aussie radio host Vivien Langford takes us to the courthouse. Kids and grannies blocked trains to the world's largest coal port. Hear the living voice of activists - why they risk so much to save our climate.