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Weruche Magazine and
The Weruche Show
In this exclusive episode of The Weruché® Show, Editor-in-Chief Weruché Uzoka sits down with The Honorable Lise Pearlman (former trial judge and author) and Professor Emeritus Melvin Newton (educator and older brother of Huey P. Newton). Together, they discuss Pearlman’s book, Huey P. Newton’s Family: Roots of a Revolutionary Suicide (Regent Press). The conversation explores the Newton family’s multi-generational journey from the Jim Crow South through the Great Migration to Oakland, California, the historic 1968 trial, and the enduring legacy of the Black Panther Party.
Port of Harlem Magazine
Huey P. Newton’s Family: Roots of a Revolutionary Suicide
An Excerpt By Lise Pearlman
Building Bridges Radio Where Does a Revolutionary Come From? The Newton Family Roots of Huey P. Newton
“We live in a time where there is banning of books, where there is the repression of books — issues that emerge from the Black liberation struggles and the struggle against white supremacy.
So by all means, you must get this book.”
— Mimi Rosenberg
Your News Talk America Podcast with Jake Smith
During the month of July, Lise had the opportunity to discuss the recent 250th Anniversary release of book "With Justice for Some" across multiple podcasts and talk news outlets. Here is one from "Your News Talk America" with Jake Smith including topics SCOTUS Birthright Citizenship Ruling, USMCA Trade Pact Expires, and Nigeria’s Christian Genocide.