The Judas Factor: The Life and Death of Malcolm Shabazz Limited 25th Anniversary Edition. Karl Evanzz. Xis Books, 541 pp., $25.99. Reviewed by…
Whew! The hat, that line from Kanye West about enslavement being “a choice” and his subsequent attempts to clarify himself are just, I mean, damn! …
Dr. Monique Bedasse joined us to discuss her new book, Jah Kingdom: Rastafarians, Tanzania, and Pan-Africanism in the Age of Decolonization.
Dr. George Ciccariello-Maher joined us for a discussion of his latest book, Decolonizing Dialectics. This was a fascinating and wide-ranging conversation about dialectics, colonialism, Frantz…
#BlackLivesMatter-Chicago hosted this presentation which summarizes the larger body of work compiled HERE. [easy-tweet tweet=”Colonialism, Propaganda and The Myth of Black Buying Power!” user=”imixwhatilike” hashtags=”Colonialism,Propaganda,BuyingPower”]
APPEAL Inc., hosted this conversation which was intended to assess/critique the relationship between the independence of the United States and that of African-descendants here and…
Bashi Rose and Jared Ball, part of the imixwhatilike crew, have created this video mixtape commemoration to the life and politics of George Jackson. With original music and arrangements from jazz drummer Billy Kilson, Tim Hicks of the Cornel West Theory, Hec Dolo, Andre McKnight, Jake Freeman, and Bashi Rose and readings, commentary and performances by David Johnson (former comrade), Umar bin Hasan, Maisi and Marley Ball, Bali and Conal Rose, Tallulah Gabriel, Rebel Diaz, K. Amori, Son of Nun, Slangston Hughes, Eddie Conway, Norman Jackson, Bilal Rahman, Laini Mataka, Tim Hicks and Falani Spivey.
The iMiXWHATiLiKE! crew was joined this week by Ka’ba Akintunde, Nana Boakye, Akua Oparabea, Nana Ama Nyamekye and Dr. Tony Monteiro for discussions of African-centered…
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…
