Category: iMWiL!
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A Lie of Reinvention: Correcting Manning Marable’s Malcolm X
Rather than view Manning Marable’s Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention as “a definitive work,” as some have called it, I, along with…
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Why Some Like The New Jim Crow So Much
WHY SOME LIKE THE NEW JIM CROW SO MUCH: Michelle Alexander is unlike “Some Radical Group[s]” who must be “Crazy” & “Absurd”…
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Which Way to Free!?! Radical Hip-Hop Theory and Practice w Xan West and Stephen Ferguson
Dr. Stephen Ferguson and Xan West joined us this week to drop important criticism of I Mix What I Like! A Mixtape Manifesto. Far more importantly the…
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An Interview about I Mix What I Like! w Dr. Stephen Ferguson
An Interview about I Mix What I Like! from VoxUnion Media on Vimeo. This was a taped discussion/interview to be used for a class run by…
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The African Unconscious and African Psychology w Dr. Edward Bruce Bynum
Drs. Edward Bruce Bynum and Mark Bolden joined us this week for a discussion of African psychology and history. We discussed The African…
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Radical Ma’at: The African Social, Political and Military Order
Esi Ramu developed and hosted this powerful edition of the Super Funky Soul Power Hour. Our guest this week, Dr. Kipoeech araap…
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Dr. Jared A. Ball at SUNY New Paltz: The R.E.A.L. Martin Luther King Jr.
A discussion about the omitted politics of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at SUNY New Paltz. Dr. Jared A. Ball at SUNY…
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Super Black! The Politics of Comics and Pop Culture
We had an “academic barbershop roundtable” this morning on the politics of race and pop culture in the context of Black superhero…
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Pardon Us as We Move!
WE’RE IN THE PROCESS OF MOVING TO IMIXWHATILIKE.ORG WHERE YOU WILL NOW FIND THE BASICS AND WILL SOON FIND EVERYTHING ELSE! THANKS…
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Memorials and Spectacles: The Anti-Dr. King Monument
This week’s dedication of the Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial in Washington, D.C. was a quintessential display of what Guy Debord called “spectacle.” In…
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The Black Power Mixtape Remixes Black Power
It would be difficult to argue that the filmmakers of the recently-released documentary Black Power Mixtape did not intend the irony that…
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Book Review: I Mix What I Like: A Mixtape Manifesto by Jared Ball
Taken together, “I Mix What I Like’s” jewels represent a compelling assessment of the status not only of African America, but also…