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Non Applicable, Watusi87, Osama, Farab, Shoayb, Micah, Bassit, Cameron Jay

Tim Wise keynote at MOSAIIC conference, Lyric Theatre and Cultural Arts Center, Lexington KY, (12/5/2014)

"Racism, White Denial and Criminal Justice - Ferguson and Beyond," Lexington KY 12/5/14

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My speech at Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, April 20, 2015 - a new speech addressing the keys to challenging and eliminating racism as an institutional force.

Bryn Mawr Presbyterian 4 - 20 - 15

In this interview, Tim Wise discusses his latest book, Under the Affluence: Shaming the Poor, Praising the Rich and Sacrificing the Future of America, and the nation's culture of cruelty with regard to those in need...

Connections - KGNU Boulder - Tim Wise on America's Culture of Cruelty

Peace and Quiet

Moon Soon Tune Noon (remix)

A review of the book February 1965: The Final Speeches (Malcolm X speeches & writings). There have been many people speculating on what Malcolm X believed, did, or thought, but he is clear about his own position. We only need to read his words and interpret it for ourselves.

Conscientization 101 Musical Commentaries

February 1965: The Final Speeches (Malcolm X speeches & writings)- Part 1 Preview

February 1965: The Final Speeches (Malcolm X speeches & writings)- Part 3 Preview

In the final commentary we discuss the problems associated with the neoliberal ideas of fostering social change through consumerism and how it relates to the natural hair market.

Misguided Movement:The Neoliberal Move Toward Natural Hair-Part 3 Preview

A review of Kwame Nkrumah's Class Struggle In Africa.

Class Struggle In Africa: A Review-Preview

How do you know when you've won the struggle against racism? If we critically think about the central objectives of the various mainstream organizations forming in the current time, it becomes apparent they are merely neo-assimilationist movements working to fight the ideas in people's head as opposed to creating institutions and a material basis for African self-determination.  This commentary deconstructs this neo-assimilationist objective and proposes a more solid remedy to safeguard the lives of African people.

C-101 Musical Commentaries

Black Lives Matter?: The Sisyphean Endeavour to Fight Racism-Preview

Pieces

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The Loner

This is my MLK Day Speech, 2010, delivered in Summit NJ and Fountain Baptist Church

Tim Wise MLK Speech 2010 - Fountain Baptist Church - Summit NJ

A portion of my speech at Emerson College in Boston, one week after the Marathon bombing, in which I discuss the disturbing connection between terrorism and other forms of injustice: economic inequity, the justice system, educational inequity, environmental pollution -- all connected by a mentality of disposability that defines certain people as deserving as others as "less than."

Terrorism, Inequality and the Mentality of Disposability

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February 1965: The Final Speeches (Malcolm X speeches & writings)- Part 3 Preview

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