In this compelling episode, The Black Blockchain explores Guerilla Mainframe, the grassroots movement out of Dallas, TX committed to self-determination and community empowerment. Founded by 4 members, the organization has evolved beyond its roots in self-defense and political education to tackle urgent public health crises like the fentanyl epidemic, while still challenging police militarization. Despite setbacks, including the incarceration of key leader Rakem Balogun and being labeled as “Black Identity Extremists,” Guerilla Mainframe continues to push forward, partnering with Community Movement Builders and advocating for change across the country. Watch and examine their ongoing fight to rename College Park in honor of activist Fahim J. Minkah, and their efforts to build a better future for all black communities.