Special Program from our archives. This is an edition of "Da Struggle Continues," a mix of music, clips and more around different themes.  This show is centered around what it means to have "Knowledge of Self". Dr. Naim Akbar is a clinic Psychologist at Flordia State University, a lecturer, author and recognized expert on the psychology of Africans.  His speech "Nile Valley Origins of the Sciene of the Mind," is featured in this episode as he challenges those who disput Afrikan history.

This program previously aired on Race for the Times in 1996. We speak to Beth E. Richie, author and Professor of Criminal Justice and Gender and Womens Studies about her book Compelled to Crime: The Gender Entrapment of Black Battered Women. NY: Routledge. 1996. In this gripping conversation Professor Richie explains how various social and cultural institutions have failed African Women.