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  How to Have a Conversation with Author James Baldwin by Aberjhani

                                       Classic JAMES BALDWIN photo byt Motike Weissman When a writer’s name and book titles end up repeatedly on lists of celebrated “best authors” or “best books” it is usually a strong indication…

  August 2, 2012
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  Guerrilla Decontextualization and the 2012 Presidential Election Campaign (Part 1 of 3) | Aberjhani | Blog Post | Red Room

  Freedom Tower workers go up on a lift as a U.S. flag waves in the foreground. (photo by Shannon Stapleton for Reuters) “…You are looking at the miracles and missing the meaning behind the miracles.” –Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Guerrilla decontextualization is a somewhat ungainly term that falls more out…

  July 30, 2012
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  Notebook on Black History Month 2012 (part 4): The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975

                    Poster for The Black Power Mixtape featuring Dr. Angela Davis. After opening in U.S. theatres September 9, 2011, and closing November 6, 2011, The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975 managed a total domestic gross of only $268,813 before making its debut on…

  February 15, 2012
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  Countdown of 10 Amazing Moments from the Year 2011: No. 9 Harry Belafonte Sings Your Song | Aberjhani | Blog Post | Red Room

  Human and civil rights leaders Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X (Malik El-Shabazz) have become so indelibly symbolic of 1960s African America that students of the era sometimes forget that not all of the important leaders from the period died when they were assassinated. One such still-surviving leader is…

  December 16, 2011