Tag: steve biko
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Talking Pan-Africanism with Anoa Changa
I appreciated being invited to this discussion on The Way With Anoa and all that [SURPRISE!] is revealed! “On this episode, Anoa…
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Crying Freedom w Marcel P. Black
Baton Rouge emcee Marcel P. Black joined us for this segment of No Hooks for The Hip-Hop Chronicles on WEAA 88.9 FM…
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Hip-Hop, Black Consciousness and Black Power Continued
Part 3: From South Africa to the United States: The Continuity of Black Consciousness MovementsWatch this video on YouTube This is part…
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Hip-Hop and Black Power: From the U. of S.A. to the U.S. of A.
From South Africa to the United States: The Continuity of Black Consciousness (Part 2)Watch this video on YouTube Jared Ball hosts legendary…
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From South Africa to the United States: The Continuity of Black Consciousness Movements
iMixWhatILike | From South Africa to the United States: The Black Consciousness MovementsWatch this video on YouTube Jared Ball hosts legendary emcee…
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Economics for the People and Live From Channel Zero!
We took a look this week at recent claims that president Obama has been both good (and bad) for the economy and…
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What’s Next for Post-Mandela Azania? An Interview with Economic Freedom Fighters’ Andile Mngxitama
Andile Mngxitama of the Economic Freedom Fighters of Azania (“occupied South Africa”) joined us to discuss among other topics: the passing of…
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Ruth First and Joe Slovo in the War Against Apartheid
Alan Wieder joined us to discuss his new book, Ruth First and Joe Slovo in the War against Apartheid. Wieder is an…
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“Sophisticated Slavery:” Andile Mngxitama & The Legacy Of Steve Biko
This week marks the 36th anniversary of the assassination of Steve Biko (September 12, 1977). Journalist and Black Consciousness advocate Andile Mngxitama…
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I Mix What I Like! A Mixtape Manifesto (NOW FREE!)
i MiX What i Like! is titled as an homage to the collection of articles, I Write What I Like, written under…
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Black Power / Black Consciousness: Pan-African Liberation Struggles
Black Power / Black Consciousness: Pan-African Liberation Struggles This paper was originally written in 1999. It is often assumed that events, which…