Get Out Goes In (2) – Africana Womanhood and History
Dr. Iyelli Ichile returned to discuss the film Get Out from her particular perspective of and preferred frame of Africana history and womanhood. CLICK HERE FOR PART ONE!
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Get Out Goes In!
Dr. Hate is back for a close up look at the politics and psychology of the film Get Out. Audio Only: From Dr. Huey P. Newton's Revolutionary Suicide: "Revolutionary suicide does not mean that I and...
NEW REPORT: What We Get Wrong About Closing the Racial Wealth Gap
It is deeply appreciated that the Myth of Black Buying Power has been included within the appropriate context of this new and broader study by a collective of economists and researchers into the...
Teaching About Political Prisoners Will Get You Fired! An Exclusive with Marylin Zuniga
Marylin Zuniga gives this exclusive interview after being fired for teaching about political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal during Black History Month.
Did the #MOBP Just Get Co-Opted?!?
is made to the #MOBP in a recent article from The Hill written by Marc H. Morial and John H. Jackson of the National Urban League. But what appears on the surface to be a positive useful mention is...
BOOK REVIEW: MALCOLM THE TENTH? MORE LIKE 7 3/8ths: THE POWERFUL PAYNE PAINFULLY PETERS OUT BEFORE PUNTING
The Dead Are Arising: The Life of Malcolm X. Les Payne and Tamara Payne. New York: Liverlight. 537 pp., $35. Reviewed by Todd Steven BurroughsIt must be great to be a renowned-but-recently-deceased...
Book Review: The Mouthpiece: Nkechi Taifa Bares Her Soul, Scars and Hopes
Black Power, Black Lawyer: My Audacious Quest For Justice. Nkechi Taifa. Foreword by Greg Carr. Washington, D.C.: House of Songhay II., 379 pp. Reviewed by Todd Steven Burroughs Back in the days...
Fantasies vs. Nightmares, Prison Abolition vs. Medical Genocide: As The “Free Mumia” Movement Prepares To Celebrate His Birthday, A Cruel, Late April Fool’s Joke About Abu-Jamal Possibly Having COVID-19 Symptoms Backfires
The harassment of radical senior citizen Mumia Abu-Jamal continues, even during a pandemic. It's not enough that's he's been in jail for almost 40 years (he turns 66 on April 24). Now Pennsylvania...
