From the Studio to the Streets: Michael Baisden’s Legacy of Activism Continues
In the past couple of years, the legacy of radio icon Michael Baisden has continued to resonate within the spheres of social, political, and economic activism. Known for his 2011 “Do Something Now” tour, Baisden has now become a beacon of community leadership and action. His passionate stances on unemployment, corporate greed, entrepreneurship, and mentorship have continued to inspire his listeners to get off the sidelines and join the fight for change.
Michael Baisden: A Voice for the People
Acclaimed radio personality, Michael Baisden, has used his platform to promote action. His 2011 Do Something Now Tour was a testament to his dedication towards social activism, a journey he began in earnest with the 2007 “Jena 6” march. His tour stops often featured voter registration, business networking, and encouraging mentorship.
Standing Up for the Future
“It’s time to organize and take action. We’ve sat back for too long allowing others to influence our politics. It’s time to stand up for our future and the future of our kids,” Baisden has said. His words have inspired many to step up and fight for social justice and economic equality.
The Legacy Continues
Baisden’s influence reaches beyond his radio audience. With his “One Million Mentors National Campaign To Save Our Kids Tour,” he has encouraged Americans to serve as mentors for children in need. Moreover, Baisden has also been a part of the “Occupy Wall Street” movement, proving his dedication to confronting economic disparities head-on.
The “Do Something Now” tour began with Baisden donating $20,000 to the Gospel For Teens program in Harlem, NY. The tour included stops in over 30 cities, including New York, Nashville, Charlotte, Atlanta, and Washington, DC.
As we look back at Baisden’s legacy, we’re reminded of his rallying cry – “Do Something Now!” – a call to action that continues to inspire us today. For more information, visit www.BaisdenLive.com.
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