Mike Africa Jr.

Lynn Washington, an investigative journalist and professor, joins Mike Africa Jr., a legacy director for the MOVE organization, to discuss the shocking 1985 police bombing in Philadelphia. They reflect on the tragic loss of eleven lives, including five children, and how this catastrophe has faded from collective memory. The conversation dives into the ongoing implications of race and policing, the fighting spirit of the MOVE organization, and the importance of acknowledging this forgotten tragedy for justice and healing in today's society.

Mike Africa Jr., an activist and author, shares insights on the MOVE organization and its profound impact on social justice. He discusses his new book, which delves into the 1985 MOVE bombing and its emotional scars. Africa emphasizes the importance of acknowledging history and the community's resilience. The conversation also touches on the cultural significance of these events, highlighting the ongoing quest for accountability and justice in a society still grappling with its past.

Director Tommy Oliver and Mike Africa Jr. join Questlove Supreme to discuss HBO's documentary film "40 Years A Prisoner." They talk about the impact of the MOVE Organization, early days and discrimination, childhood experiences, the dangers of hate and violence, making a pivotal film, Mumia Abu Jamal's case, and obsessive recording and archival footage.