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Dr. Lewis Gordon: Afropessimism, Africana Philosophy and Theory

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Dr. Lewis Gordon was our guest for more discussion of Afropessimism, Africana Philosophy and Theory. Gordon discussed some troubling trends in prevalent in much of…

Dr. Yvonne Seon on The Congo, Patrice Lumumba and Africana Studies

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Dr. Yvonne Seon joined us this week for part one of what will be multiple segments to discuss her fascinating career in Black/Africana Studies her…

The Intent, History and Legacy of Activism and Scholarship in Africana Studies: A Conversation with Dr. James Turner

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Dr. James Turner is the founding director of the Africana Studies and Research Center established in 1969 at Cornell University.  Having himself been part of and impacted…

Africana Womanism, Kemet and the Fallibility of Feminism

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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…

‘Smart Power’ In the Era of Africana Studies with Dr. Greg Carr

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Dr. Greg Carr speaking at the 28th annual Kemetic Studies conference convened by the Association for the Study of Classical African Civilizations gave this rousing talk:…

Dr. Ronald Walters: Africana @ 40 (Part One)

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Dr. Ronald Walters was among the most honest, hard-working and supportive scholars whose work in African American politics was unparalleled.  He was a prolific author,…

Book Review: Malcolm X: History Is Best Qualified

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    The Judas Factor: The Life and Death of Malcolm Shabazz Limited 25th Anniversary Edition. Karl Evanzz. Xis Books, 541 pp., $25.99. Reviewed by…