Overview

Sojourner Truth Radio brings you unapologetic public affairs from the frontlines of global and local struggle. Hosted by journalist and activist Margaret Prescod and human rights attorney Nana Gyamfi, the show amplifies voices too often erased—connecting grassroots organizing to policy, history, and global movements.

Each episode offers sharp headlines, deep analysis, and cultural context through a lens of racial justice, gender liberation, and international solidarity.

History & Legacy

Since its founding in the early 2000s, Sojourner Truth Radio has become a vital platform for connecting grassroots movements with national and international issues. Created and hosted by Margaret Prescod, the show was born out of the urgency to center voices often excluded from mainstream media — from Black women leaders to frontline immigrant organizers. Over two decades, it has covered pivotal moments: the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the global women's strikes, Ferguson uprisings, Standing Rock, and countless international human rights struggles. Its legacy is one of unwavering truth-telling, radical solidarity, and bridging local and global resistance.

Hosts

Margaret Prescod

Journalist, organizer, and international activist, Margaret is the founder of the Black Coalition Fighting Back Serial Murders. She brings fearless, intersectional analysis to every broadcast, amplifying frontline voices worldwide.

Nana Gyamfi

Human rights attorney, professor, and Executive Director of Black Alliance for Just Immigration. Nana brings sharp legal insight and unwavering commitment to community power and global justice.

Recent Episodes

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