Professor Hakim Adi was a guest of Dr. Herbert Brewer at Morgan State University. We discussed a history of Pan-Africanism, its history, contemporary relevance and various meanings for African (Black, African American, Caribbean…) people the world over. Watch the video here.
Read moreTommy Curry and The Man [Still] Not!
We were joined in this edition of iMWiL! once again by Dr. Tommy Curry for a part two of our discussion of his book The Man-Not: Race, Class, Genre, and the Dilemmas of Black Manhood. We discussed his work and its challenge to conventional and other forms theoretical approaches to the study of race, class,…
Read moreMueller, Media and Russia
A quick summary of the Mueller probe, its meaning and media coverage.
Read moreDrugs As Weapons Against Us with John Potash
We were joined again by John Potash to talk about the new documentary release based on his book Drugs As Weapons Against Us: The CIA War On Musicians and Activists.
Read moreThat Time Rutgers-Newark Black Students Took Over Conklin Hall 50 Years Ago, Renaming It “Liberation Hall”
Pictured above: Members of the Rutgers University Black Organization of Students (BOS) unfurl a banner renaming Rutgers-Newark’s Conklin Hall in February of 1969. A little less than two years after the Newark rebellion of July 1967 and months before Fred Hampton’s assassination in December of 1969, Black student activists took over Conklin Hall at Rutgers-Newark….
Read morePan-Africanism, #ADOS, Reparations and Good Black Capitalism(?)
It was a pleasure to join Luqman Nation for this much needed discussion.
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