Gang, Gang: When Community Organizing Gets Criminalized — and Power Gets a Pass
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Gang, Gang: When Community Organizing Gets Criminalized — and Power Gets a Pass
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In this episode of 3rd Rail we trace the history of gangs, community-defense movements, and state power in the U.S. — from the Black Panthers, Young Lords, and MOVE to modern-day ICE.
We explore how Black and brown liberation groups were surveilled, dismantled, and branded as “criminals,” while government forces often operate with authority and immunity.
We also leave listeners with breadcrumbs on how to demand more when they protest — and reminders that protest is only one form of resistance. Power shifts in many ways, not just in the streets.
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