Portland State, "Black Studies Center public dialogue.  Pt. 2," May 30, 1975.

Series: Public Dialogue on the American Dream Theme.

Panel Members: Toni Morrison, Primus St. John (Professor, Portland State), John Callahan (Lewis and Clark), Judy Callahan (Lewis and Clark), and Lloyd Baker (student, Portland State).

VANGUARD: Friday May 30th 1975: Novelist Toni Morrison will speak on "A Humanistic View."

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Portland State, "Black Studies Center public dialogue.  Pt. 2" May 30, 1975.

Mix Title: Remember When We Felt That Way?

Here's a sweet preview of what we're about.

This mix comes directly from CRYBABY's (CVC Bay Area) collection.

"Out here during Love in the time of Capitalism. This is dedicated to The End of everything that hurts." - CRYBABY

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Chulita CRYBABY - Remember When We Felt That Way?

Mix Title: Bad Grrlz Mix

Here's a sweet preview of what we're about.

This mix comes directly from DJ @que_madre (CVC LA) collection.

"In lieu of recent events, now more than ever it is magnified what we already now --- that we must come together as women of color to fight against white supremacy, misogyny and patriarchy. To all the chulitas, chingona's & bad grrlz out there who are and have been on the front lines, this mix is dedicated to you. Let it be your pick-me-up and the fuel to your fire today and the days to come." -DJ Que Madre 

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Chulita Que Madre - Bad Grrlz Mix

Mix title: East Side Story: Black Excellence Mix

This mix comes directly from DJ @que_madre (CVC LA) collection.

"As I began to collect and spin songs from my East Side Story collection, I realized the majority of these artists are black and composed by black folks, yet these compilations and songs are considered to be "Chicano Oldies." This mix was inspired by my love for oldies, the importance of black lives, awareness of anti-blackness in the non-black chicanx/latinx community and the appropriation and erasure of black culture. Every song in this mix is sung and/or played by a black man or woman and directly from my personal East Side Story collection Volumes 1-12. 

Although I just the scratched the surface by giving an example of black erasure by non-black chicanxs/latinxs with this mix, I hope we can continue to have dialogues & conversations in our respective spaces/collectives on how we can continue to create more black & brown solidarity & discourse thru our events and music/mixes we put out. Without black artists, we would have no oldies, funk, soul, jazz etc.Enjoy! #blacklivesmatter #browngirlsforblacklives" - Que Madre 

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Chulita Que Madre - East Side Story: Black Excellence Mix

Mix title: Funk the Funk

This mix comes directly from DJ Sad Sam's(CVC Bay Area) collection.

"This mix is for those times, when maybe you're feeling a little down and you wanna say fu*k this funk! These are some of my favorite songs that always bring back happy feelings and get me moving. 

No te preocupes, mijx, dance those worries away and let that funky bass soothe your soul. You're gonna wanna listen to this one at full volume so turn it up! " -DJ Sad Sam

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For full track listing and more info on DJ: 

https://www.chulitavinylclub.com/cvc-blog/2017/5/16/chulita-sad-sam-funk-the-funk

Chulita Sad Sam - Funk the Funk

She's Emotional - Volume 1

@Cosmosnite is a 20 year old DJ living in New Jersey and she spins house music. She is one of the best Dj's that we at Art Hoe love to listen to! Check her out on Twitter and Cosmosnite @Cosmosnite <3

An Art Hoe Mix by Cosmosnite

Shed Love

Intoxication

I think I'll work a while.
Make me some money.
Pretende to be happy.
Or I think I'll cry a while.
Till my sights blurry.
So I can't see the pain that's going on here.

Bruised

What are you working on, now?
Bending and grasping, grunting and squinting.
What don't you like about yourself?
Foggy future, ghostly dreams, rotten teeth or lack of sleep or working over a kitchen sink?

When are going to know to hop on the right foot and change the speed?
Looking forward with all your genes, sacred DNA in your blood stream.


Catching Up

Words do not come close to the pain I feel inside me when we fight.
Think I'll skip this round of drinks to clear up my mind and you'll find me out with my lighter contemplating my survival to the stars.
Well, I hear my Mothers voice like rolling thunder and I see my Father's eyes..
My girl are you happy? 
Have you found your freedom? 
Are you still searching?

Intoxication

Ryan & The Bishops

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