Lovelle Mixon and African Resistance in Oakland; The Role and Composition of the African People's Socialist Party, 2009-03-22

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Show	Africa Live
Broadcast Title	Lovelle Mixon and African Resistance in Oakland; The Role and Composition of the African People's Socialist Party, 2009-03-22
Broadcast Date	2009-03-29
Record Date	2009-03-29
Summary	Host Nyabinga Dzimbahwe is joined in the studio by African People's Socialist Party Chairman Omali Yeshitela to talk about the political situation in Oakland, California, following the actions of 26-year-old Lovelle Mixon, who resisted police terror by shooting and killing 4 Oakland policemen before he died, having been shot 52 times by the police. Chairman Omail explains the function of the state in enforcing colonial relations and discusses the role and significance of the African People's Socialist Party in the struggle for African liberation.