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​Declassifying 9/11, Indigenous injustice and the Power of music (E041)

Published 4 Jun, 2015 08:06 | Updated 5 Jun, 2015 06:51

On this episode of Watching the Hawks, Tyrel Ventura, Tabetha Wallace and Sean Stone discuss Rand Paul’s next mission: Declassifying the Senate 9/11 inquiry and calling for justice for victims’ families

Tabetha takes on the injustices against Native Americans, who have continued to face discrimination in the voting process over the years. The Department of Justice recently announced the Tribal Equal Access to Voting Act to eradicate any potential future prejudices. Next, Tabetha and Tyrel sit down with Everlast (aka Eric Schrody) the former frontman of the 90s hip-hop group House of Pain to discuss how musicians are more interested in superficiality than addressing social injustices as they have in the past.

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