August, Hip-Hop and Political Symbolism Jared A. Ball “The reason you call the police is because you’re in a police state.” – Dhoruba bin-Wahad “Before our eyes and ears, a ‘web of...
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...
On April 9, 2016 The Black Is Back Coalition held its National Conference on the theme of The 2016 Election and The Struggle for Self-Determination at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church - Harlem, NY. BIB...
Institute for Policy Studies Fellow Phyllis Bennis says the debate showed a difference in tactics but not strategy in the foreign policy platforms of Sanders and Clinton
Executive editor and founder of Black Agenda Report Glen Ford slams the latest article from Georgetown university professor and The New Republic columnist Michael Eric Dyson
Rosa Clemente joined us to discuss the 2016 presidential elections and her thoughts about alternative political campaigns.
Hip-Hop is no different than any other cultural expression in that when not organized, "nationalized," or conscious of its particular use at any given moment, it too can become an extension of an...