Discusses an overview of six frames of analysis for understanding the Black Panther Party in political and popular culture.

BPP Introduction to Six Frames

Overview of the revolutionary frame of reference of the Black Panther Party and its context in 1967.

BPP Revolutionary

Explores connections and parallels between the May 2020 uprisings and the 1960s from the perspectives of MLK, Malcolm X, James Baldwin, and the Black Panther Party.

Riots or Uprisings: Parallels between the 1960s and the Present

Hailing from the pine forests of wild Cobb Country near Atlanta, 13 Souls of Saen (Seneca Vaught) spits introspective lyrical sermonettes atop melodic trap, jazz, and fusion, through the digital hybrid classroom.

Influenced by a hosts of artists and scholars such as W.E.B Du Bois, digable planets, Gerald Horne, and Lupe Fiasco (as well as the style of Wu Tang Clan, the Real Jesus, Golden Sun, and Walter Rodney), the mad.prof began recording in his bedroom at the age of 13 and teaching shortly after. His long anticipated forthcoming project, The Last Black President, will be released in 2020.

Seneca Vaught / 13 Souls of Saen