July 25, 2019By Kebby Warnermake/shift Magazine After reading The Real Cost of Prisons Comix, what stands out the most for me is…- July 25, 2019By Grace BauerReclaiming FuturesOctober 06, 2009 There are rumblings throughout the country about racism right now. People are wondering what…
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- July 20, 2019By Christian HogsbjergRace & ClassMarch 2019 The republication, thirty years after it was first written in 1988, of Paul Buhle’s…
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- July 17, 2019By Eugene Puryear and Sean BlackmonBy Any Means Necessary July 19th, 2018 On this episode of "By Any Means Necessary"…
- July 17, 2019By Mechthild Nagel Transformative Justice Journal June 2019 Author: Mechthild Nagel E-mail: [email protected] Institute: Philosophy Department, SUNY Cortland Address: POB 2000,…
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- July 17, 2019By Christina VortiaHypelit.comFebruary 3rd, 2018 I really loved this."(H)afrocentric is the best of Boondocks, without crusty misogynoir. It's the best of…
- July 17, 2019Library JournalJanuary 2018 Biracial and Afrocentric, Naima yearns for revolution amid Eurocentric fellow students at Ronald Reagan University. She decides to fight gentrification…
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