A Tribute to Black Liberation: From Assata to Fanon w Dhoruba bin-Wahad and Frank Wilderson
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Dhoruba bin-Wahad and Dr. Frank Wilderson joined us for this extended discussion of and tribute to Assata Shakur (July 16, 1947 -), Frantz Fanon (20 July 1925 – 6 December 1961) and the liberation struggle they remain integral to.
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Peace Jared, what is that speech played at the beginning of part 1? I love it and want to listen to more
Gwiz, when will we finally get direct downloads. we like to live on the move you know
Gwiz, you’ve always had direct downloads, so just gwiz, right click over the title of the track you want to download. But, gwiz, you can also listen via your phone anywhere from the website. and gwiz, you are more than welcome for all this great content you cant get anywhere else!
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