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From Gaza to To Huchuin aka so-called Berkeley and San Pablo -  the violence of the colonial  terror state impacts us all - On this podcast of Po Peoples Radio we speak with youth warriors from San Pablo resisting and organizing to block a west coast Cop city and then elders fighting the violence of harassment and CorpRape scamlords right here in so-called Berkeley- and povertyskolaz poemCast for GAZA

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Elle s’appelle Harriet Tubman et lui, Olivier Le Jeune. 

Leur histoire, à chacun, est bien différente et pourtant intimement liée à celle des noirs au Canada.

Alors que pour nombre d’entre nous, c'est un mois de fête, nous avons choisi de mettre sur la table cette thématique vaste et complexe qu'est l'esclavage, dont l'abolition est célébrée tous les 02 décembre.

Notre objectif : faire lumière sur quelques points d’ombres et nuances de cette thématique vaste et complexe, qui nous interpelle tous, sans considération exclusive pour la mélanine.

Un questionnement historique, actuel.

Harriet et Olivier : Cette Histoire non racontée (LeursNosVos #3 podcast vidéo)

Listen in to WFNU Frogtown Community Radio's interview from the cast and crew of the musical "Go Down, Moses".

We get an exciting glimpse behind the scenes of "Go Down, Moses" – a captivating play soon to be a film, portraying the extraordinary life of Harriet Tubman. Playwright and director Bob Hindel, along with Emilia Godinez handling publicity, share insights into the creative process.

We also hear from the talented cast from the Lundstrum Performing Arts Center, including Jada Stumon as Harriet Tubman, DiShae Sanders as Harriet's mother Ritt and choreographer, and Azirah Sanders as Alice Brickler. These accomplished actors, singers, and dancers discuss their experiences and we hear the beautiful songs that enrich the production.

More info is available at https://harriettubmansoul.com/

The "Go Down, Moses" cast and crew on WFNU Frogtown Radio

We live in a world that often feels spiritually disorienting, where what we believe about justice and goodness doesn't match what we experience daily. This exploration of Ecclesiastes 8:10-17 tackles what we might call 'spiritual motion sickness'—that nauseating disconnect between our expectations of how the world should work and the reality we encounter. Just as physical motion sickness occurs when our eyes and inner ear send conflicting signals to our brain, spiritual motion sickness happens when wicked people prosper while the righteous suffer. The passage confronts us with uncomfortable observations: hypocrites praised in religious spaces, evil deeds going unpunished, good people treated as if they were wicked. Our culture offers two inadequate responses—empty sentimentality that ignores real pain, or crushing cynicism that sees only darkness. But the Teacher in Ecclesiastes offers a third way: wisdom that looks up to the horizon of God's ultimate justice while still enjoying the gifts of life here and now. This isn't naive optimism; it's resurrection realism. We're reminded that in Christ, we have a horizon shaped like a cross, where God entered our suffering, defeated death, and initiated a kingdom where all things are being made new. The cure for our spiritual motion sickness isn't having all the answers—it's keeping our gaze fixed on the North Star of God's promises, trusting that the arc of the moral universe truly bends toward justice, even when we can't see it clearly in the darkness.

Ecclesiastes | Spiritual Motion Sickness - Ecclesiastes 8:10-17 - Clint Leavitt

Leurs Nos Vos est un cercle de partage, de divertissement et de réflexion, autour de nos différences,  à travers la poésie en vers, en prose et en musique.  

Ce rendez-vous de célébration du multiculturalisme nous exhorte à un regard plus constructif sur ces identités culturelles qui viennent colorer et nuancer le Nous québécois. Ensemble, nous voyageons en Afrique, en Asie, en Amérique Latine, en Europe. Nous faisons le tour du Monde, en poésie, avec Bettina Pérono.

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