Songs of hope, struggle, passion and celebration to wrap up the summer of '23. 

1.	We're A Winner - The Impressions
2.	Work to Do - The Isley Brothers
3.	Risin' to the Top - Keni Burke
4.	Harlem - Bill Withers
5.	Let'em In - Billy Paul
6.	Black Man - Stevie Wonder
7.	Brother's Gonna Work It Out - Willie Hutch
8.	Toda Menina Baiana - Gilberto Gil (Ashley Beedle's Black Bahia 
        Rework)
9.	Mestizo - Joe Bataan
10.	Expresso Madureira - Banda Black Rio
11.	Upside Down - Newen Afrobeat (Fela Kuti, Sandra Akanke Isidore & 
        Africa 70 cover)
12.	Un Bembe Pa' Yemaya - Celia Cruz (Jose Marquez Remix)
13.	Mr. Grammarticalogylisationalism Boss - Fela Kuti (BLON*ish 
        RMX) 
        Vs. I.T.T. - Fela Kuti (Armonica & MoBlack Extended) [JWW 
        Bootleg 
        edit] 
14.	Keep the Fire Burning - Gwen McCrae (JJ's Disco Universal) 
15.	It’s Alright, I Feel It! - Nuyorican Soul
16.	Can't Fake the Feeling - Geraldine Hunt (Carl Cox Remix) 
17.	Right on Target - Patrick Cowley & Paul Parker
18.	Pick Me Up, I'll Dance - Melba Moore (Dr Packer Remix) [JWW 
        Bootleg edit]
19.	In The Evening - Sheryl Lee Ralph 
20.	Retro Song 2 - Carlos Shaw
21.	Weekend - Class Action f. Chris Wiltshire (Larry Levan Mix) Vs. 
        Weekend - Phreek

Summer of the Passion by Disco Jesus

لا يستطيع أحد أن يمنحك الحرية، ولا يستطيع أحد أن يمنحك المساواة أو العدالة فإن كنت رجلاً فعليك أن تأخذها بنفسك - مالكوم إكس

حكم وعبر 19.MP3

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This month’s theme of PORTRAITS OF THE ARTISTS has us examining two distinct black leading men from across the history of film but you can also just call it DENZEL MONTH because most of what we are discussing stars Denzel Washington and we can’t do a Denzel month without a Spike Lee project so why not go with his ambitious and engrossing 1992 biopic “Malcolm X”. Denzel plays the iconic historical figure who turned into a spokesman for black nationalism and pan-africanism who was shot down by the religious and political institution he helped lift up. Denzel Washington has a classic leading man style that sets him apart from other actors but this may be his most embodied and methodical performance in his career. At least it felt that way. He is an actor after all. Love and Race is this week’s sub theme and with love also comes great tragedy. It’s easy to be lost between the truth and the performance in this film and it would seem the most notable difference would be the direct omission of Louis Farrakhan who, allegedly, made threats on Spike when he was making this movie. Baines seems to be the amalgam that holds pieces of the things that are missing. As usual, the truth may be darker. We gotta bring those zoot suits back in style.

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Malcolm X (1992)

The problem in America is, America's been in denial about its problems. And that’s a problem. 

America doesn’t have a race problem, in reality there's been catastrophes visited upon Black people. Catastrophes visited on Indigenous brothers and sisters. Catastrophes visited on Latino brothers and sisters. Catastrophes visited on working people. Catastrophes visited on women of all colors. We can go on and on. 

This week on Making Contact, we bring you a talk from noted author, scholar, and self-described intellectual freedom fighter, Dr. Cornel West speaking at the Guild Theater in Sacramento, California in 2023. In his discussion, West uses America’s music legacy as a way to explore catastrophic conditions brought on by our denial of the funk, seen through the impacts of racism on the nation’s health.

Learn more about the story and find the transcript on radioproject.org. [https://www.radioproject.org/2024/01/denial-of-the-funk-the-impact-of-racism-on-our-nations-health]

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EPISODE FEATURES: Dr. Cornel West, the Dietrich Bonhoeffer Chair at Union Theological Seminary. Dr. West teaches on the works of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, as well as courses in Philosophy of Religion, African American Critical Thought, and a wide range of subjects. 

MAKING CONTACT: This episode is hosted by Anita Johnson. It is produced by Anita Johnson, Lucy Kang, Salima Hamirani, and Amy Gastelum. Our executive director is Jina Chung. 

MUSIC:  This episode includes Bedroll by Blue Dot Session, The Garden State by Audiobinger, and My Friends by Quiet Orchestra. 

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Denial of the Funk: The Impact of Racism on our Nation's Health

AfricaNow! January 10, 2024 Reflections on Malcolm X…Pt. I—Contextualizing El Hajj Malik El Shabazz

Topic and Guests: In November 1990 [1-4], more than 3,000 people from 25 countries attended the Malcolm X: Radical Tradition and a Legacy of Struggle conference held in New York City. More than 100 speakers led 24 sessions that deeply explored, contextualized, and situated El Hajj Malik El Shabazz in the genealogy of Black radical internationalism as a Pan Africanist. 

There is an argument that can be made that El Haj Mailk El Shabazz is an archetype of what I have argued elsewhere as a critical Africana human rights consciousness. .... When we turn attention to his evolution as an internationalist activist-theoretician, we can begin to truly grasp the breadth, depth and the rhythms of the various manifestations of Africana peoples struggle for freedom. 

With the insertion of Africana ways of being and forms of knowledge we can begin to see that the human as produced from European modernity, is not the same conception of human as articulated in the various indigenous Africana cosmology, epistemology, ethics. In short, and quoting El Ha Malik El Shabazz, ‘we are talking the same language’. .... 

Shabazz’s critical Africana human rights consciousness called for a reassessment of the African American manifestation of the struggle for freedom to (re)focus its objectives to fight for human rights within an internationalist frame, to be resituated in the long tradition of Black radical internationalism and Pan Africanism. ... 
More importantly, his concerted efforts to develop ideological and organizational expression to a radical internationalist theory of freedom which characterized his evolution, particularly post-NOI, were immense. His direct personal influence on key circles of activists and organizations, historically and contemporarily, has proven to be significant. ... 

Africa World Now Project will share some of this conference in an effort to engender serious engagement, in this very moment, a moment where it is essential to be intentional with one’s political practice with Malcolm. ....More than this, we encourage you to visit Abdul Alkalimat’s website to explore, read, and hear more of the conference. Link will be in the descriptions is you locate the program via various podcast platforms. 

What you will hear next is Pt I – Contextualizing El Hajj Malik El Shabazz, which will be part of a series on this conference. ... 
What you will hear next is Amiria Baraka opening the conference with a series of meditations on 10 why we need this conference and then a poem titled Today for Malcolm.  We then will here next, in the following order is: Abdul Alkalimat, Lou Turner, Vikki Garvin, and Yuri Kochiyama contextualize El Hajj Malik El Shabazz. ...

MUSIC ON THE SHOW: intro--“ALL AFRICA” BY MAX ROACH remembering the legendary ancestor drummer, composer, musician’s birthday (January 10, 1924—August 16, 2007); break--“DRUM SOLO & PROGRESS REPORT” BY LEWIS NASH commemorating Lewis Nash’s birthday (December 30, 1958—); sign-off--“YOU DON’T SAY” BY MELBA LISTON commemorating her birthday (January 13, 1926—April 23, 1999); closing song--“MALCOLM X” BY INNA DE YARD FEAT. WINSTON MCANUFF.

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AfricaNow! Jan. 10, 2024 Reflections on Malcolm X…Pt. I—Contextualizing El Hajj Malik El Shabazz

Listen to this mix on the bus, during long walks, in your bed at night.
It's an honesty hour. A chaos of thoughts.

11.01.24

mntttmpl - 111 honesty hour new moon mix

AfricaNow! January 24, 2024 Reflections on Malcolm X…Pt. II—Black Workers & El Hajj Malik El Shabazz

Topic and Guests: Today AfricaNow! continues a series which highlights some of the discussion which took place during the Malcolm X: Radical Tradition and a Legacy of Struggle conference held in New York City in November 1990.  More than 3,000 people from 25 countries attended conference which featured more than 100 speakers that led 24 sessions that deeply explored, contextualized, and situated El Hajj Malik El Shabazz in the genealogy of Black radical internationalism as a Pan Africanist.  In today’s program we feature Part II—Black Workers & El Hajj Malik El Shabazz, part of the series on this conference.  In Part II— Black Workers & El Hajj Malik El Shabazz you first hear Ashaki Binta of the Black Workers for Justice, General Baker of Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM) and the League of Revolutionary Black Workers, and Saladin Muhammad of Black Workers for Justice. 

More on this--we encourage you to visit Abdul Alkalimat’s website at  www.alkalimat.org/brothermalcolm/1…onf_contents.htm to explore, read, and hear more of the conference.  
 
MUSIC ON THE SHOW: intro--“YOU’RE PLAYING US TOO CLOSE” BY THIRD WORLD WITH STEVIE WONDER; break--“HAW RIGHT NOW” BY PATRICE RUSHEN; sign-off--“KURIMA” BY CHIWONISO MARAIRE; closing song--“YOU’VE GOT HAVE FREEDOM” BY PHAROAH SANDERS.

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AfricaNow! Jan. 24, 2024 Reflections on Malcolm X…Pt. II—Black Workers & El Hajj Malik El Shabazz

TV/film Producers Gina Price-Bythewood and Reggie Rock-Bythewood provide their insights on serving as executive producers for Nat Geo's 'Genius: MLK/X' original series.

Gina Prince-Bythewood, Reggie Rock-Bythewood Shine light on Civil Rights Icons in 'Genius: MLK/X'

Freedom

AfricaNow! February 7, 2024 Reflections on Malcolm X…Pt. III—Applying Malcolm

Topic and Guests: Today AfricaNow! continues a series which highlights some of the discussion which took place during the Malcolm X: Radical Tradition and a Legacy of Struggle conference held in New York City in November 1990.  More than 3,000 people from 25 countries attended conference which featured more than 100 speakers led 24 sessions that deeply explored, contextualized, and situated El Hajj Malik El Shabazz in the genealogy of Black radical internationalism as a Pan Africanist.  In today’s program we feature Pt. III—Applying Malcolm, part of the series on this conference.  In the final installment Pt. III—Applying Malcolm on AfricaNow! features Barbara Ransby and Fran Beal. 

In this series, Africa World Now Project is sharing some of the sessions from this conference in an effort to engender serious engagement, in this very moment, a moment where it is essential to be intentional with one’s political practice with Malcolm. Not in the narrow confines of him as an individual or pigeonhole him to moments and soundbites, but to identify the tradition that produced Malcolm as a nexus, a point of entry for many into the seriously trying to figure out: what is to be done?

More on this--we encourage you to visit Abdul Alkalimat’s website at www.alkalimat.org/brothermalcolm/1…onf_contents.htm to explore, read, and hear more of the conference.
 
MUSIC ON THE SHOW: intro--“GET UP, STAND UP” BY BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS commemorating Bob Marley’s birthday which is February 6 (February 6, 1945—May 11, 1981); closing song--“THE REVOLUTION WILL NOT BE TELEVISED” BY GIL SCOTT HERON.

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AfricaNow! Feb. 7, 2024 Reflections on Malcolm X…Pt. III—Applying Malcolm

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Wie in Amsterdam Zuid-Oost geboren wordt staat met 3-0 achter. Stelt Prof. Soortkill (Amsterdam 1993), schrijver van het boek Smibologie. Je komt bijna onherroepelijk in de greep van een negatieve manier van denken over jezelf, dat is de erfenis van de slavernij die doorwerkt in de hoofden van jonge zwarte mensen. In zijn boek breekt hij die verkeerde denkbeelden af. Hij herschrijft op een inspirerende manier de geschiedenis, en schrijft een geschiedenis van de hip hop als revolutionaire beweging met emancipatoire potentie. Daaruit destilleert hij een programma van elf punten om de baas te zijn over je eigen leven.

Smibologie. Lex Bohlmeijer in gesprek met Prof. Soortkill

Throughout her prolific writing career, Nell Irvin Painter has published works on such luminaries as Sojourner Truth, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Malcolm X. Her unique vantage on American history pushes the boundaries of personal narrative and academic authorship and asks readers to reconsider ideas of race, politics, and identity. She joins to discuss her legendary career as a distinguished historian, award-winning author, and artist.

Nell Irvin Painter

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King Lutha (Black History Month Rap)

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Deathwish Daddy [original song]

AfricaNow! May 22, 2024 Reflections on Malcolm X…Pt. I—Contextualizing El Hajj Malik El Shabazz

Topic and Guests: As we commemorate WPFW's spirit of education for liberation and Malcolm X's birthday (May 19) AfricaNow! goes into archives (original show aired on Januaray 10, 2024 at https://soundcloud.com/africanowonline/africanow-jan-10-2024-reflections-on-malcolm-xpt-icontextualizing-el-hajj-malik-el-shabazz) with the first part of a series which highlights some of the discussions which took place during the Malcolm X: Radical Tradition and a Legacy of Struggle conference held in New York City in November 1990.  More than 3,000 people from 25 countries attended the conference which featured more than 100 speakers led 24 sessions that deeply explored, contextualized, and situated El Hajj Malik El Shabazz in the genealogy of Black radical internationalism as a Pan Africanist.  In Part I—Contextualizing El Hajj Malik El Shabazz you first hear Amiri Baraka opening the conference with a series of meditations on why we need this conference and then a poem titled Today for Malcolm. Then in the following order is—Abdul Alkalimat, Lou Turner, Vikki Garvin, and Yuri Kochiyama contextualize El Hajj Malik El Shabazz. (Full show at Januaray 10, 2024 at https://soundcloud.com/africanowonline/africanow-jan-10-2024-reflections-on-malcolm-xpt-icontextualizing-el-hajj-malik-el-shabazz)

MUSIC ON THE SHOW: intro--“BLACK MAN” BY STEVIE WONDER commemorating his birthday which was May 13 (May 13, 1950—); closing song--“MALCOLM X” BY INNA DE YARD FEAT. WINSTON MCANUFF.

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AfricaNow! May 22, 2024 Reflections on Malcolm X…Pt. I—Contextualizing El Hajj Malik El Shabazz

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Welkom op ons hoofdkanaal! Hier luister je naar alle Goede Gesprekken met Lex Bohlmeijer, de Rudi & Freddie Show, al onze voorgelezen verhalen en meer. 

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