Pamela Price Unfiltered

Exposing injustice. Holding the powerful accountable. Turning awareness into action.

This podcast goes beyond the headlines to break down the biggest issues shaping our communities—systemic racism, police accountability, economic injustice, and more. With unfiltered insights, bold analysis, and real conversations with changemakers, Pamela Price tackles the truth behind the systems impacting real people, real families, and real lives.

If you're ready to challenge the status quo and push for real change, this is the podcast for you.

Guests

Guest

Caleen Allen

Caleen Allen is Executive Vice President of Sisters Network Inc.,
She leads

national strategic partnerships, Fund development,
community engagement and
state policy initiatives.

Over 30 years of experience, Allen is also recognized as an exceptional relationship and coalition builder working with national, state and local elected officials, key corporate business leaders, community/civic advocates, and faith-based leaders.

The Sisters’ Network was founded in 1994 by Karen Eubanks Jackson, a 4-time breast cancer survivor who saw the need for a survivor-run network to support Black women.

https://www.sistersnetworkinc.org/

Guest

Carl E. Douglas

Carl E. Douglas is in private practice at Douglas / Hicks Law in Los Angeles.

Among his many honors is the “Loren Miller Lawyer of the Year” by the John M. Langston Bar Association twice, and Trial Lawyer of the Year by the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles.

Mr. Douglas is the former Managing Attorney for Johnnie Cochran's office. He worked with Attorney Cochran over eleven years until he opened his own practice in March 1998. Mr. Douglas is featured in ESPN’s OJ.: Made In America. for his work coordinating O.J. Simpson’s “Dream Team.”

Besides O.J. Simpson, Mr. Douglas has represented a broad cross section of celebrities including Michael Jackson, Jamie Fox and Queen Latifah. Victories include $4.9 billion verdict against General Motors Corporation, an $8 million verdict against the LA Sheriff for an in-custody death and $3.8 million verdict for an LA filmmaker seriously injured in the George Floyd protests in 2020.

https://www.douglashickslaw.com/about-us