S1 Ep13 Interview with John Futrell aka Panama Soweto

Destination Freedom Black Radio Days

English - August 02, 2020 21:08 - 34 minutes
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Black Radio Days is proud to share with you a series of interviews with health care providers, Covid-19 survivors, and social justice warriors.
This episode features John Futrell aka Panama Soweto speaking about efforts to rename the Stapleton Community. The Original Stapleton came from Ben Stapleton, a former mayor of Denver and a member of the KKK. One name could be Mosley Park named after his grandparents, John and Edna Mosley. He comments on the death of Elijah McClain, the 23-year-old man killed by Aurora Police in August 2019., who was murdered while walking Black.
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Black Radio Days is proud to share with you a series of interviews with health care providers, Covid-19 survivors, and social justice warriors.

This episode features John Futrell aka Panama Soweto speaking about efforts to rename the Stapleton Community. The Original Stapleton came from Ben Stapleton, a former mayor of Denver and a member of the KKK. One name could be Mosley Park named after his grandparents, John and Edna Mosley. He comments on the death of Elijah McClain, the 23-year-old man killed by Aurora Police in August 2019., who was murdered while walking Black.

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