https://youtu.be/QQ1IvTsi0bMA classic presentation to the Black Is Back Coalition in Washington, D.C. in 2011.
Read moreMic Crenshaw on Hip-Hop, The March On Washington and Activism
Mic Crenshaw joined us to talk the state of hip-hop, the March on Washington and activism.
Read moreThe Super Funky Soul Power Hour August 30, 2013
This week’s show featured our recent interviews with Kamau Franklin, Rosa Clemente, Mic Crenshaw and Skipp Coon, as well as, a commentary on The March on Washington by Mumia Abu-Jamal and a wrap up of Black August with more of our George Jackson Tribute Mixtape.
Read moreSkipp Coon Talks Hip-Hop, Obama and Generational Struggles
Skipp Coon joined us to discuss hip-hop, politics, the march on washington and Chokwe Lumumba’s successful campaign for mayor of Jackson, Mississippi.
Read moreA “Post-Mortem” on the March “With” Washington / Kamau Franklin
Lawyer and activist Kamau Franklin returned to discuss his latest piece, “The Post-Mortem on The March “with” Washington – A Reinvented Martin Luther King, Jr. ” Hear him previously on the program discuss Black August, his philosophy of law and its particular impact on African people.
Read moreAfricana Womanism, Kemet and the Fallibility of Feminism
During this week’s 28th annual Kemetic Studies Conference of the Association for the Study of Classical African Civilizations (ASCAC) a panel was convened on the continuing relevance of Kemetic Womanhood. Dr. Valethia Watkins presented a paper on “Reconceptualizing the Gender of Africana Women,” in which she criticized the Eurocentrism of “Feminism” and referred to Susan B. Anthony…
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