Activist, scholar and journalist Rosa Clemente continued her discussion with Jared Ball about her seminal work as a hip-hop and Afro-Latina activist.
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Not sure if “taking it to the campuses” leads to anything but cooptation and a cottage industry of delusional workshop activism with a soundtrack of ‘doing the work’…..to get serious and to be taken seriously it’s got to be bigger than what hiphop is capable of imagining!