Elaine Brown. The Rights of the Child. White Refugees.
This week’s Pamela Price Unfiltered is unmissable.

🔥 Civil rights icon and former Black Panther Party leader Elaine Brown joins us for a powerful conversation on revolutionary struggle, Black liberation, and why she’s still in the fight.

⚖️ Then, we break down the United States’ failure to protect children in our criminal justice system — from trying youth as adults to defunding violence prevention programs under Trump’s latest executive order.

🌍 And finally, we expose Trump’s racial double standard in immigration policy — fast-tracking white South African refugees while locking the door on Black and brown asylum seekers.

🎙️ Raw truth. No filters. Real justice.
📲 Available now on Spotify, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your podcasts.

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Justice is under attack—from the courtroom to the jail cell.

In this powerful episode, Pamela Price sits down with activist mother Terry Lovett, whose son Jalani died in LA County Jail under suspicious circumstances. Together, they expose the silence around in-custody deaths, the unchecked power of deputy gangs, and the growing threats to judicial independence—including the shocking arrest of a sitting judge.

💥 This episode pulls no punches. It’s about truth, grief, and the fight to defend what justice should be.

🔊 Listen now—and share with someone who needs to hear it.

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What happens when the systems meant to protect our children—schools, police and policymakers—fail to do so?

In this week’s episode, I sit down with Angelique Paige, founder of the Vernon Eddins Jr. Foundation, for a powerful conversation on youth violence, bullying prevention, and what real safety in schools should look like.

Angelique’s story is rooted in unimaginable loss—her 14-year-old son, Vernon Eddins Jr., was shot and killed on the steps of his junior high school. But her response? A movement built on prevention, healing, and the radical belief that every child deserves to be safe.

We’re diving deep into:

• Why school policies often fail to protect students in real-life situations
• The critical difference between response and prevention
• How to equip students with tools to resolve conflict and build empathy
• What educators, parents and leaders actually need to support youth
• How Trump’s 2025 agenda is putting our children at even greater risk

This episode is for anyone who believes our kids deserve better—and is ready to fight for it.