Mother’s Justice Show has a mission to increase dialogue in the community about police accountability, constitutional policing and justice. Host, Rev. Harriett G. Walden, has been a vocal advocate for peace and justice ever since she founded Mothers for Police Accountability in 1990. MFPA is an organization that educates and network with other community organizations interested in addressing excessive police and bias policing.
Rev. Harriett G. Walden Traces Decades of Civil Rights Advocacy and Guides the Next Generation
On this special edition of The Mother's Justice Show, guest host Chukundi Salisbury Sr. welcomed the show’s very own Reverend Harriett G. Walden. Together, they traced decades of civil rights advocacy, from family roots in 1800s Florida to the founding of Mothers Against Police Harassment, the creation of the Community Police Commission (CPC), the federal Consent Decree. Reverend Walden defined her core philosophy of justice, fairness, and love while offering guidance for the next generation of community organizers.
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21 Sept 2026
Takiyah ‘TDUB’ Ward Crosses the Intersection Between Art and Social Justice
Seattle-born multidisciplinary artist and community leader Takiyah "TDUB" Ward recently joined The Mother’s Justice Show where she discussed her work leading The Re-Sole 206, Seattle's first sneaker dry cleaning and restoration studio, her role as Creative Director at Seattle’s premier events space and art gallery Colman Commons, and how art and social justice intersect.Ward described the impact of spearheading the historic 2020 Black Lives Matter street mural on Capitol Hill and discussed her collaborations with major organizations like the Seattle Seahawks. Additionally, she shared insights into her "RETROspective" exhibition featured at Colman Commons and addressed the challenges facing Black artists and small business owners in Seattle. Throughout the discussion, Ward highlighted how she continued to use art as a powerful catalyst for community connection and social advocacy.
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14 Sept 2026
James W. Armstrong Jr. Calls For Accessible Justice in Pierce County Courts
James W. Armstrong Jr. recently joined host The Big O on The Mother’s Justice Show to discuss his background as a judge pro tempore at Puyallup Municipal Court and Pierce County District Court, as well as his 26-year legal career focused on workers' compensation and disability law. As a candidate for Pierce County District Court, Armstrong outlined the responsibilities of municipal and district court judges and explored how these courts affect the everyday lives and public safety of Pierce County residents, specifically the county's Black community. He touches on his personal judicial philosophy and his proposed solutions for ending the "revolving door" cycle in district courts.
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Rev Harriet Walden
Shomari Jones
Jarrell Marshall
Jessica Talton
Danielle Hughes
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