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Beware Of Invisible Negroes!
Aug. 4 | Dust off your Ellison; because when it comes to news and politics Black people remain invisible. According to the recent PEW Research Center study on “Media, Race and Obama’s First Year,” “African Americans attracted relatively little attention...
The Hate That Hate Produced Mixtape! The Re-Release!
May. 19 | The emancipatory journalistic mixtape returns (again!)! FMR Hate Harder Vol.1 is now available for free streaming and downloading. Ours is a hate born of the love of freedom and a revolutionary re-ordering of the world and the mixtape is our preferred...
Economics, A Black Agenda, Race & Cuba
Apr. 26 | Jazz and Justice this week was packed with goodness! In hour one Cedric Muhammad of BlackElectorate.com came through for a discussion of economics and a Black Agenda and in hour two Asantewaa Nkrumah-Ture, Glen Ford and Dr. Ollie Johnson were on hand...
The Black Is Back Coalition Rally: Allow Us to Reintroduce Ourselves!
Nov. 8 | Hundreds gathered November 7, 2009 in Washington, D.C.’s historic Malcolm X Park to acknowledge the launching of the Black Is Back Coalition. Increasing frustration with a decades long, and worsening, decline in organized progressive politics...
The Great Harlem Debate: 6 Months In Is Obama Good for Black People?
Nov. 6 | June 28, 2009 The Committee to Eliminate Media Offensive to African People (CEMOTAP) and Dr. James McIntosh continued this week hosting a series of essential debates on Obama’s impact on the African world. In this, 6 Months In: Is Obama Good for...
Nobel Prize for Peace, But “D+” for New Orleans: Obama, Mass Media and “Katrina”
Oct. 13 | President Obama is set to visit New Orleans this week and while he may have been seen as worthy of a Nobel Peace Prize he was also seen as deserving a “D+” for his post-election response to the continued suffering of victims of a post-Katrina...
Should We Save Black Radio? by Paul Scott
May. 14 | As we offer the latest insight from Paul Scott we encourage readers to revisit some of our own discussion of these issues. There is our discussion with the makers of Disappearing Voices of Black Radio, a look at the racial politics of ratings gathering...
Diana Block Arms the Spirit and DC Sounds Off on Glen Ford: To The World Conference Against Racism he is NObama!
Apr. 20 | Diana Block on her new book Arm the Spirit: A Woman’s Journey Underground and Back. White involvement in liberation struggles, political prisoners and organizing in the Obama era. And DC speaks on Glen Ford’s commentaries criticizing Obama’s...
The Congo Revisited
Jan. 12 | This week we turned our attention back to the Congo. The largest holocaust and war to go under-reported or under-discussed continues to impact a great many nations of the African continent and the world over. Hear some of the issues and how they...
