
 The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds 422 - George Jackson (live)
 Mar 24, 2020 
 George Jackson, a pivotal activist and revolutionary figure, shares his transformative journey from a troubled youth in Chicago to a voice for change within the prison system. He delves into the challenges of growing up amidst systemic racism and his experiences with crime. The conversation humorously juxtaposes his prison life with absurd situations and critiques historical protest methods. Jackson’s efforts to educate fellow inmates and his involvement with the Black Panthers reveal the chaotic yet impactful nature of activism, all sprinkled with engaging banter. 
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 Intro 
 00:00 • 3min 
 Humor and Reflections on Life Choices 
 03:04 • 1min 
 The Tumultuous Early Life of George Jackson 
 04:34 • 15min 
 The Unlikely Life of a Prison Wolf Pack 
 20:01 • 2min 
 Exaggerating Martial Arts and Finger Power 
 21:42 • 2min 
 From Inmate to Activist: George Jackson's Transformation 
 23:36 • 17min 
 Revolution and Chaos 
 40:46 • 4min 
 Activism and Controversy: The Angela Davis Saga 
 45:11 • 6min 
 Chaos in the Courtroom 
 51:08 • 16min 
 Revolutionary Absurdities 
 01:07:26 • 10min 
 Chaos and Comedy: A Prison Narrative 
 01:17:37 • 15min 
 Reflections on Society and Upcoming Tours 
 01:32:17 • 3min 

