new year's eve art 2013.
(a little while ago i had everyone meditate for a minute on something/one they love, that makes them happy. shahabul was my thing. this is one of the reasons why.)
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new year's eve art 2013.
(a little while ago i had everyone meditate for a minute on something/one they love, that makes them happy. shahabul was my thing. this is one of the reasons why.)
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4 Movies You Should See & Know About Before You See Django that deal w/ Rebellion
There’s been a lot of chatter about the movie Django and how it touches upon slavery and the resistance to it..Lots of debates have sparked off talking about what’s accurate, what’s fantasy etc etc.. I say use this excitement around Django and the hype machine that director Quentin Tarantino has around him to turn folks onto other projects they may have overlooked, forgotten about or not seen at all..It doesn’t have to be an either or thing.. See ‘m all.. Contrast, compare and build..
- Hip Hop and Politics
Check out the list at: http://hiphopandpolitics.wordpress.com/2012/12/26/4-movies-you-should-see-know-about-before-you-see-django-that-deal-w-rebellion/
“When I speak of origins, of re-membering, it is because the knowings that are most useful to us, as we look toward the coming transition out of this body, come from sites not fixed in time; for we are not fixed in time. We are the future and past at once. So how can the re-collection of cultural memory as a strategy for future freedom be reduced to nostalgia? Does remembering not perhaps instead offer the promise of a radical re-structuring of our lives?”
Cherrie L. Moraga, from her 2005 essay Indigena as Scribe, from A Xicana Codex of Changing Consciousness: Writings, 2000-2010
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