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Folk Singers & The Bureau (Bonus Episode)
Feat. Aaron J. Leonard | Still Spying Podcast
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Our Story: Frank Wilkinson, the FBI, and the Origins of Defending Rights & Dissent
Feat. Kit Gage | Still Spying Podcast
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The Bureaucratic Heart of McCarthyism
feat. Ellen Schrecker | Still Spying Podcast
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Spying on Muslim & Arab Americans
Feat. Abdeen Jabara | Still Spying Podcast
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The FBI vs. The Young Lords
Feat. Johanna Fernández | Still Spying Podcast
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The FBI's Man Inside the Klan
Feat. Mary Stanton | Still Spying Podcast
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Exposing FBI Spying Today
Feat. Alice Speri | Still Spying Podcast
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The War on Black Dissent Part III: The FBI vs. The Movement for Black Lives
Feat. Malkia Devich-Cyril | Still Spying Podcast
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The War on Black Dissent, Part II: COINTELPRO & The Assassination of Fred Hampton
Feat. Jeffrey Hass | Still Spying Podcast
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The War on Black Dissent, Part I: Black Lives, Red Scares
Feat. Prof. Gerald Horne | Still Spying Podcast
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Is All Policing Political?
Feat. Alex Vitale | Still Spying Podcast
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What Powers Does the FBI Have & How Do We Rein Them In
Feat. Prof. Emily Berman | Still Spying Podcast
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Legacy of Abuse From The Palmer Raids to Black Identity Extremism
Feat. Mike German | Still Spying Podcast
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The War on Black Dissent, Part III: The FBI vs. The Movement for Black Lives
Still Spying Podcast
In our conclusion of Still Spying’s three-part exploration of the FBI’s war on Black dissent we bring the story up to the present. In response to police violence and white supremacy, the US has witnessed renewed movements for racial justice. Unsurprisingly, the FBI is yet again on the case. In this episode we talk about the FBI and other federal agencies’s monitoring of the Movement for Black Lives, including the FBI’s assessment about the threat posed by “Black Identity Extremists.” This episode features an interview with Malkia Devich-Cyril, a Senior Fellow at Media Justice.
In what Noam Chomksy called the “gravest domestic crime of the Nixon Administration,” the FBI orchestrated a Chicago police raid that killed Black Panther Party Chairman Fred Hampton and […]
