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Archived Since:July 20, 2008

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AfroEats Dakar 2013: First Gastronomic Safari to Dakar, Senegal

Marco Polo Hernández Cuevas Videomentary of the first gastronomic safari to Dakar, Senegal, West Africa led by culinary Chef Pierre Thiam. The occasion was the First International Festival of Local Products and of African Cuisine under the label of AfroEats. Show More Summary

SoundCheck: What's the Difference Between "Rap" and "Hip Hop"? with Mark Anthony Neal

WNYC's Soundcheck What's the Difference Between "Rap" and "Hip Hop"? Contributor Faith Salie volunteers to get to the bottom of your unanswered musical questions. In this second installment of our musical mysteries series, Soundcheck contributor Faith Salie attempts to discern rap from hip hop. Show More Summary

Don't Underestimate Young People's Ability to Surprise the World—A Hip Hop Story by Mark Naison

Don't Underestimate Young People's Ability to Surprise the World—A Hip Hop Story by Mark Naison | special to NewBlackMan (in Exile) Today in the United States, a soul crushing regime of testing and zero tolerance discipline policies is descending on the nation's public schools. Show More Summary

Decoded: Talib Kweli Breaks Down "Get By"

Life + Times Talib Kweli decodes the classic anthem "Get By" from his 2002 album, Quality, explaining the influence of Jay Z's "I Just Wanna Love You" and The Beatles in the writing of the record.

Seattle Teachers, Students Win Historic Victory Over Standardized Testing

Democracy Now After months of protest, teachers, students and parents in Seattle, Washington, have won their campaign to reject standardized tests in reading and math. In January, teachers at Garfield High School began a boycott of the test, saying it was wasteful and being used unfairly to assess their performance. Show More Summary

Kenyan Art Up for Auction in London

Al Jazeera English Kenyan artwork is going under the hammer for the first time at a major auction house in London. In recent years international buyers have invested millions of dollars in African art. But Kenya is still relatively unknown in the art world. Prices are still considered reasonable Al Jazeera's Nazanine Moshiri reports from Nairobi.

?"Roomieloverfriends" | Episode 1 of 5? ? [Season 2]?

Roomieloverfriends Season 2 Premiere: "Episode 01" "Roomieloverfriends" is a BLACK&SEXY.TV production @blackandsexytv? http://instagram.com/blackandsxytv ?? http://twitter.com/roomielover ??? http://facebook.com/roomieloverfriends ?Show More Summary

Getting Kids to Speak Africa’s Languages, One Doll at a Time

PRI's The World Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka is worried that young Nigerians aren’t speaking Yoruba. The language is the native tongue of between 20-30 million people—mainly Nigerians, but also some Beninese and Togolese. Many of Nigeria’s best-known cultural exports—Soyinka, Fela Kuti, King Sunny Ade—were brought up as Yoruba speakers. Show More Summary

Democracy Now: Is Obama Administration Worse Than Bush on Press Freedoms?

Democracy Now We ask David Clay Johnston, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and current president of Investigative Reporters and Editors, to evaluate President Obama's record on press freedom in the wake of the Associated Press monitoring scandal. Show More Summary

Blank on Blank: The Late Wilt Chamberlain on His Height, Being a Villain & Women

BlankonBlank "I think a lot of ladies found me so attractive because I was different."- - Wilt Chamberlain Original interview aired in 1992 on "Sports Innerview with Ann Liguori" Purchase the full-length conversation on DVD @ annliguori.com Executive Producer: David Gerlach Animator: Patrick Smith

Chris Hedges on Last Moments of Press Freedom, Corporate Consolidation of Power & Media Propaganda

Democracy Now Chris Hedges discusses the terrifying precedent that is being set by the U.S. government's intrusion into the phone records of the Associated Press. Hedges states, "I can't understand the inability of the traditional press...Show More Summary

Complex TV's Magnum Opus: Talib Kweli on the Crafting of "Get By"

Complex TV In the late '90s and early 2000s, Talib Kweli wasn't seen as a star. In Complex TV's Original Show--Magnum Opus, the Brooklyn rapper talks crafting his biggest hit, "Get By".

Fahamu Pecou presents "All Dat Glitters Aint Goals" [video]

Fahamu Pecou presents ALL DAT GLITTERS AINT GOALS (Produced by ILLASTRATE) www.fahamupecouistheshit.bandcamp.com Director: Fabian "Occasional Superstar" Williams Producer: Fahamu Pecou Videoographer: Victor "Massive" Bland Editing/Graphics:...Show More Summary

Gregory Porter: A Lion in the Subway [video]

NPR Music Subway entertainers are a mixed bag, but in the arts mecca of New York City, they're often overqualified — so much so that bands and other musical acts need to audition to even set up underground. And those are just the "official" performers. Show More Summary

Not Worthy of National Attention: The NOLA Mother’s Day Mass Shootings by David J. Leonard

Not Worthy of National Attention: The NOLA Mother’s Day Mass Shootings by David J. Leonard | NewBlackMan (in Exile) Amid the celebration of moms across the nation (amid the passage of policies that directly and indirectly hurt so many...Show More Summary

"Being Black at Harvard was not supposed to be the Culmination of the Liberation Struggle"—Fred Moten on WUNC

The State of Things w/ Frank Stasio | WUNC-91.5 Duke Professor Carries on Tradition of Black Radical Poetry Listen 49:09 Fred Moten grew up in a home and in a time where revolution was not portrayed as a romantic dream for the future, but a vital necessity for survival. Show More Summary

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