Professor and sociologist Michael Calderon-Zaks joined us for a brief discussion of Internal Colonialism Theory, its history and current value.
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- Book Review: Michael Eric Dyson And “Official And Safe Lines Of Thought”
- Academics In Cars #10: Black Radicalism and Hip-Hop in Marijuana-Land with Sima Lee
- Local News, Not Right-Wing Views: Sinclair Broadcasting and Media Consolidation
- Academics In Cars #9 – Hip-Hop In Africa With Dr. Msia Kibona Clark
- Inequality Is Public Policy – Academics In Cars #8 with Dr. Nathan Connolly
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- The Myth of Black Buying Power
- Race, Rebellion, Reporting and Research: Baltimore and The Kerner Commission at 50
- George Jackson: Releasing The Dragon (A Video Mixtape)
- Hip-Hop’s Still Troubled Narrative (or A Requiem for C. Delores Tucker)
- The Story of Kamau Sadiki, Assata Shakur and the Black Liberation Army
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[…] level amounts of misleading punditry Black people in the United States are better considered an internal colony experiencing so-called “Third World” conditions with combat level stress than as equal and […]
[…] level amounts of misleading punditry Black people in the United States are better considered an internal colony experiencing so-called “Third World” conditions with combat level stress than as equal and […]
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