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Happy 90th Birthday Nelson Mandela: You're Finally Off the U.S. Terrorist Watch ListJul 2, 2008
Nelson Mandela and other members of the anti-apartheid "terrorist group," called the African National Congress were just issued a pardon by United States president, George W. Bush. "He had no place on our government's terror watch list...
November Blackademics Interview: World Cup Champion Lilian ThuramNov 15, 2009
Last week I had the honor of kicking it with one of the world’s most accomplished soccer players of our time, Lilian Thuram. However we didn’t discuss his 1998 World Cup or EURO 2000 Championship victories, his 140-plus career caps or his legacy as one...
Old Ideologies Die Hard: The Persistence of "The Talented Tenth"Nov 15, 2009
Historicizing “heroes” has proven to be a tricky business for black folk in America, that is, when we choose to undertake the endeavor at all. Oftentimes, our proclivity to re-imagine our icons is nothing more than a static idolatry that fails to...
October Interview: Dr. Kwabena Nketia pt. 2Oct 15, 2009
Celebrating our 4th year of Blackademics.org interviews, we’re kicking things off with an exclusive 2-part interview with world-renown ethnomusicologist and emeritus professor, Dr. JH Kwabena Nketia. This is part 2 of that installment. Enjoy!
Welcome Freedom Prep Students!!!Oct 13, 2009
Welcome, Freedom Prep Students. This is a place where students from the Ole Miss Cohort, Rhodes Cohort, Syracuse Cohort and the Valley Cohort will be able to discuss multiple issues related to Liberation Arts. Posting will begin soon. Some of the...
Racial Politics and Represenation in, THE BEASTOct 4, 2009
Wei: So what’s up with The Beast?
Me: Yo the music is amazing I can’t wait ’till you to hear it!
Wei: Yeah, me too. So live instrumentation, huuh?
Me: Yes - piano, bass, drums and me on vocals.
Wei: Word, word.. so where they at?
Me: Right over...
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