A peek at “Art for Exoneration”
If you had to miss the grand opening that kicked off two weeks of “Art for Exoneration,” or if you want to relive the memories, watch this short video.
Analysis
Jared Ball on Shaka A. Shakur’s forthcoming book
Ball focuses on the editorial introduction and two appendices to Shaka’s first book.
Black August: Prisons, police, and food production
Featuring an interview with Bodi Buzz founder on food and Black liberation.
The present and future of Black August
Naptown People’s Radio digs into the origins and significance of Black August.
Black August 365
New Afrikan revolutionary historian and organizer Haki Kweli Shakur on returning to the roots of Black August.
Human trafficking: The hidden face of Interstate Corrections
Shaka Shakur explains how the Interstate Corrections Compact is used as a counterinsurgency tactic.
Democrats walk the plank on their own accord
The Democratic Party’s strategy of systematically abusing women, rallying around their abusers, and trying to bury the truth in dark is not paying off.
The sordid history of U.S. intervention in Iran
Western colonial powers see Iran as a prize to be snatched.
Reactionary violence is colonial violence: Shaka on Losing his Son, Jela
In this political and autobiographical piece, Shaka reflects on the loss of his son, Jela Simba Shakur.