Green Party Vice-Presidential nominee Ajamu Baraka visited Morgan State University tonight and spoke about his campaign, its politics and context within a broader historical liberation struggle.
Last night, August 1, word broke that our next guest, long time activist, Ajamu Baraka had been selected by the Jill Stein campaign to be her vice-presidential running mate for the Green Party’s nomination for president of the united states. So we of course wanted to hear from the man himself once again.
Analysts and activists Ajamu Baraka of The Institute for Policy Studies and Andile Mngxitama, National Convenor, of Black First Land First discuss the “unfortunate” history…
Rosa Clemente, Ajamu Baraka and Suncere Ali Shakur offered this week their reflection as on-the-ground journalists, activists and organizers on the 10th anniversary of Katrina. …
In this edition of iMiXWHATiLiKE! we commemorated Dr. King by letting his radicalism speak for itself via the classic L’s is Coming… mixtape from Dj…
This week’s show featured interviews with Ajamu Baraka, Thandisizwe Chimurenga, Dawn-Elissa Fischer and Rosa Clemente. Topics included: the coming March/Farce on Washington, The 2004 National…
Ajamu Baraka joined us to discuss his recent essay lamenting the participation of Barack Obama at this week’s 50th Anniversary March on Washington. Baraka describes Obama…
On this week’s show we were joined by Charo Mina-Rojas and Ajamu Baraka for a discussion of Afro-Colombia and the African World. We also heard from Uno the Prophet about Occupy the…
