I made this song back in 2022. Unfortunately its evergreen. However the liberation of Black people in America is inevitable, as is the liberation of the Proletariat. Together we will rise.

Black Feathers (prod. F Beatz)

Tune in to learn about the creation of a new initiative geared for Canadian students of African descent - the Loy Excellentia Initiative. This podcast delves into the need for mentorship, workshops, and social events and how Loy Excellentia is aiming to address those needs. Hear about how the project got started, the research leading up to it, and the benefits of the initiative, including feedback from the first event. 

Further Resources:

Loy Excellentia Initiative website: https://loyexcellentia.org/, 

BU report on Black History Month: https://news.brandonu.ca/2024/03/01/loy-excellentia-initiative-celebrates-black-history-month-at-brandon-university/

https://punchng.com/nigerian-canadian-professor-calls-for-celebration-of-africans-in-diaspora/

Building a Safe Community & Sense of Belonging for Cdn Students of African Descent - Loy Excellentia

Bridgetower is a three minute sonic dreamscape/lamentation, uniting the past with the present at the site of nineteenth century composer and violin virtuoso George Bridgetower’s former home, through field recordings and vocalisations that reimagine his
work and grieve the neglect of his archive, and those of other Black artists in history.

Bridgetower

Introduction to Game On Initiatives  - Hear what inspired us and how to use the interactive platform at ⁠gameoninitiatives.org

#1- Game On Initiatives - Introduction

This episode discusses an overview of the many mechanisms of systemic racism concerns that require understanding, planning, shared strategies, and community action, to repel. 


#2 The Overview - Game On Initiatives

This Track Is From The New Album "Words From A Place of Pain, During A punk Bitch Season!"
By, DSG / Dr. Solomon Grundy.
Available Now!!!

Words From A Place of Pain, During A punk Bitch Season!

Black History (Produced By, Sponatola)

This episode covers well known and lesser known justice system disparities and failures. We discuss harmful practices that have devastated communities and stolen years from innocent citizens. We identify examples of people and practices that must be changed.

#3-Systemic Racism-Justice System Disparities

A personal history interview with Carolyn Norton by Dana L. Morrow, Meg Nance Coker assisting, on May 21, 2024

Interview with Carolyn Norton, May 21, 2024

Writer and curator Legacy Russell joins Kate Wolf to discuss her new book, Black Meme, which theorizes the history of viral images of Blackness in America from the dawn of the 20th century to the present. The book argues for the centrality of Black culture in the formation of the digital sphere; it also points to the many ways images of Black people have been exploited, decontextualized, and abused both before and after the internet. Russell draws on a variety of examples, from the open-casket photos of Emmet Till that appeared in Jet Magazine, to the phenomena of Michael Jackson’s Thriller video, which helped popularize the VCR, to more recent viral videos of police violence and Black social death. Calling for a reexamination of notions of private and public property, Black Meme urges a reconsideration of what an equitable exchange might look like for Black creators online, as well as engagement on the internet that goes beyond a reshare.
Also, Miranda July, author of All Fours, returns to recommend Small Rain by Garth Greenwell.

Uptown Swag

Legacy Russell's "Black Meme"

Civil rights leaders in the black community have long been divided on their stance toward the existence of Israel. Some see the black struggle for civil rights as analogous to the Palestinian cause, while others, including Dr. King, were staunch allies of Israel, seeing the plight and eventual victory of the Jewish people as a model for the black community. Our guest today is the founder and CEO of the Institute for Black Solidarity with Israel, Pastor Dumisani Washington. In his book, Zionism and the Black Church, he explains why Israel is a defining issue for Christians of color.

– Episode Timeline –
00:00 Introduction to Dumisani Washington.
02:20 Overview of the Institute for Black Solidarity with Israel.
04:44 How Dumisani’s connection to Israel began as a young child.
08:24 Black American spirituals flourish in the stories of Israel’s history.
13:54 Zionism vs. Black Hebrew Israelites.
20:24 Working for Christians United for Israel.
24:27 Reasons for authoring Zionism and the Black Church.
27:49 Misuse of the term “apartheid” in reference to Israel.
32:49 What is Zionism as it relates to the Black church?
39:35 Forms of Zionism and the impact on civil rights.
47:08 How the Black relationship with the Jewish People was hijacked.
53:10 The Durban conference that launched the modern BDS movement.
59:13 What can be done by the Black church to combat anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism?

– Episode Resources –

Zionism and the Black Church
https://ibsi.org/store/p/zionism-and-the-black-church-2nd-edition

Institute for Black Solidarity With Israel
https://ibsi.org/

Christians United for Israel
https://cufi.org

Tent of David By Boaz Michael
https://ffoz.store/products/tent-of-david-book

"Soon and Very Soon" - Andrae Crouch
"Go Down, Moses" - Fats Waller
"Down By the Riverside" - Mahalia Jackson

Messiah Podcast is a production of First Fruits of Zion (https://ffoz.org) in conjunction with Messiah Magazine. This publication is designed to provide rich substance, meaningful Jewish contexts, cultural understanding of the teaching of Jesus, and the background of modern faith from a Messianic Jewish perspective.
 
Messiah Podcast theme music provided with permission by Joshua Aaron Music (http://JoshuaAaron.tv). “Cover the Sea” Copyright WorshipinIsrael.com songs 2020. All rights reserved.

55 – Zionism And The Black Church | Dumisani Washington

WE GOT OUR FIRST SPONSORSHIP! In this week's episode, Dreday and Jae are joined by Jream and Nick for back2back episodes. They talked about Joe Rogan catching heat, Africa would be the most advanced continent if they had what we have, How they would break the alien news to the public and if Aliens wrote the bible, The Tinder Swindler, Rihanna being pregnant, and more!

(0:00) Intro - Hosts: Nick, Dre & Jae Guest(s): Jream
(2:40) Finally... We Got Haters
(7:10) They Are Tryna Bury Joe Rogan
(13:30) Neil Young Fighting The Good Fight
(15:25) Should Spotify Takedown Content?
(18:24) Chris & Trey In Hot Water!
(28:02) I'll Be On Bended Knee For The Girl That Does This
(38:00) Africa Should Be The World's Most Advanced Continent
(41:20) Nick's All-Time Movie
(52:45) Do You Believe Aliens Are Among Us?
(1:03:50) How Would You Break The News On Aliens?
(1:12:35) Is The Bible The Story of Aliens??
(1:16:55) A Word From Our Sponsor - Maneuver Men's Grooming
(1:18:55) The Tinder Swindler
(1:29:30) Someone Get On This Movie Script
(1:37:12) Instead of Going At Joe Rogan, Go After The NFL
(1:44:00) It's Official, Riri Is Off The Market
(1:49:08) Outro

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EP.60 - Black Future Month (Feat. Jream & Nick)

Social media historian Ernest Crim joined Tonya Pendleton to discuss Project 2025.

Reality Check 7.18.24 - Ernest Crim

Historian and filmmaker David Olusoga joins journalist Nesrine Malik in conversation to chart the story of Black British history, bringing to light overlooked narratives.

From well-known figures to individual lives consigned to the margins of history, how do the lived experiences of Black British people through time influence questions of belonging and identity?

This conversation was recorded live in our Royal Festival Hall on 11 July 2024 as part of You Belong Here, or summer series of events that draw on the themes of our Hayward Gallery exhibition, Tavares Strachan: There Is Light Somewhere.

The talk sees Olusoga draw on his acclaimed documentaries including ‘Britain's Forgotten Slave Owners’ and his groundbreaking ‘Black and British: A Forgotten History’.

David Olusoga: Black British History and Belonging

Beverely Elliott is the Executive Director of the African American Museum of Southern Arizona, the only museum of its kind in the state. In this episode she gives us a tour of the young museum's exhibitions, tracing Black history in the Sonoran Desert.

Beverely Elliott: African American Museum of Southern Arizona

Kellie Carter-Jackson returns to discuss her new book, "We Refuse: A Forceful History of Black Resistance" (Seal Press). 

"Rotten History" by Renaldo Migaldi follows the interview.

Check out Kellie's book here: https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/kellie-carter-jackson/we-refuse/9781541602908/?lens=seal-press

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A Forceful History of Black Resistance / Kellie Carter Jackson

Ending our Welcome to the Neighbour takeover on a high, we have Jameson Jameson (@oddsxends) spinning his vinyl collection. Expect a journey of music from the pan African diaspora, celebrating Black history.

MLR x Jameson Jameson - Welcome to the Neighbourhood Takeover - 29/08/24

Explore the Roots of Resistance in London, Ontario. In this episode we explore London's oldest oak tree known as the Meeting Tree and its connection to Black History.

The Roots Of Resistance (meeting Tree)

On Todays Episode of The Raw Hype first off  go to www/patreon.com/TheRawHype for our  first Patreon epsiode and we decided it needed to be maybe midway thru  . we made the patreon so we can speak freely and in the true raw hype fashion . so  we hope you will go become a Real Raw Hyper.

"Gayle &  Oprah or Kale & Okra" (Patreon Exclusive) Ep.1

On Messiah Podcast, Jesus is Jewish, and that changes everything. Tune in to learn the teaching and kingdom message of Jesus from a Messianic Jewish perspective. We interview thinkers: scholars, pastors, Messianic rabbis, and others who are doing significant work in areas that relate to a Messianic Jewish reading of the Bible. Messiah Podcast is brought to you by Messiah Magazine, a publication of First Fruits of Zion.

From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free!

Power to the working class! Power to the people!

Mission: elucidate, educate, agitate, liberate.

Get Organized! Get Active! 

Individualism is a weight. Liberalism is a weight. You can fight the despair, we can fight the despair. The work in building a better world is already underway. We are not in this alone. There are other people like you with similar aspirations for a better and more humane planet.

The Raw Hype podcast which can only be described as therapy.  Not only therapy for us, but therapy for our listeners.   We use comedy, tragedy, depression, and freestyle raps to ask the questions of “How can we help?” “Who do we help?” and “ Can anyone help us?”Smart in the moment wisdom with laughter and soul healing realizations its like they say "We put the medicine in the candy" Their Delivery can be taken the unintended way So Plz Raw Hype Responsibly

Eight enthusiastic Grad Students & their unapolegetic love for all things history.

Some of the biggest and most influential names in modern literature, art, music and performance share their stories, thoughts and ideas.

Listen to the people shaping arts and culture today in podcasts which reflect our richly diverse events, exhibitions and festivals programme from the Southbank Centre and Hayward Gallery.

WURD Radio is the only African-American owned and operated talk radio station in Pennsylvania, and one of few in the country. Taking a multimedia approach – on-air, online and in the community – WURD is widely recognized as the pulse of the African-American community locally, regionally, and nationally. From mayoral races to presidential elections, from the street corner to the corner suite, WURD has tackled the hard issues as an influential, respected and powerful voice in the marketplace.

The Journal of the Southwest Radio Hour brings the voices of researchers, educators, activists and community members working to better understand the region’s past and envision possible new futures.

Your Favourite DJ's Mom's Favourite Station.

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The Los Angeles Review of Books is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and disseminating rigorous, incisive, and engaging writing on every aspect of literature, culture, and the arts.

The Los Angeles Review of Books magazine was created in part as a response to the disappearance of the traditional newspaper book review supplement, and, with it, the art of lively, intelligent long-form writing on recent publications in every genre, ranging from fiction to politics. The Los Angeles Review of Books seeks to revive and reinvent the book review for the internet age, and remains committed to covering and representing today’s diverse literary and cultural landscape.

Knowledge can be found in many places. Join Jackie Kirk and Michelle Lam as they interview guests whose research and lived experience directly impact classrooms in the real world. Whether you are a teacher, administrator, researcher, or just want to hear more about issues facing kids these days, this is the podcast for you. These podcasts are brought to you by BU CARES Research Centre, an applied research centre in the Faculty of Education at Brandon University.

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