“Sealed into that crushing objecthood, I turned beseechingly to others. Their attention was a liberation, running over my body suddenly abraded into nonbeing, endowing me once more with an agility that I had thought lost, and by taking me out of the world, restoring me to it.”
Davis and Nas partake in Lehigh University’s event: “The Incarcerated Justice Series: Civil Rights in the 21st Century.”
Apparently, Netflix is good for more than just marathon sessions of “My Cat from Hell.”
You’ve got until January!
Angela Davis discusses the importance of an armed black resistance and white supremacy in two separate interviews.
A board member noted they found “no literary value” in the black author’s account of racism in 1930s Harlem.
New tapes unveiled feature Dr. King in a question and answer session, addressing the Nation of Islam, poverty and affirmation action.
Getting critical about the Brad Paisley and LL Cool Jay hit.
Why are Anders Breivik and neo-Nazis obsessed with critical theory?
