Black August and multinational unity with Nino Brown
Nino Brown joins Naptown People’s Radio to discuss the prison movement and multinational unity.
New Afrikan Independence Movement
The origins and future of the Republic of New Afrika
Watch Haki Kweli Shakur’s speech at the annual Black August Liberation Forum organized by PSL Indianapolis.
Until victory: Black August from the U.S. to the Sahel
Featuring Haki Kweli Shakur, National Spokesperson of The August Third Collective.
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.
Why is the New Afrikan Freedom Campaign necessary?
Hear the reasons behind the formation of the New Afrikan Freedom Campaign.
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.
Shaka A. Shakur: Seizing on the contradictions of Juneteenth
How do we celebrate Juneteenth, or Freedom Day, when Black/New Afrikan people are not yet free?