#intikana

[garadinervi]

Jag Arreola, Know Me, (Digital track), feat. Intikana, Native Threat, Yaotl, Frosty, Nvy Jonez Lkr, Rex Luger, and Azomali (Prod. 3heart), 2025 (video here)

[nespounta]

#Paris2018 #LEQUIPEDENUIT PodCast LDN du 14.02.18 : https://www.mixcloud.com/LequipeDeNuit/ldn-s14-ep15-newz-raplovesongs-intikana-140218/ #LastWednesday #Intikana #USA #Architeknik #Mamad #HipHop #Rap #BigUp #DjDsyde #Toki #Stinky #StillGuerrilleros #StillForLife #StillHastaLaMuerte

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#Program #Paris2018 #LEQUIPEDENUIT #OneOSixPointTreeFM #wwwrfppnet #RadioFPP #Tonight #Intikana #USA #Architeknik #HipHop #Rap #BigUp #DjDsyde #Toki #Stinky #StillGuerrilleros #StillForLife #StillHastaLaMuerte

[suprememanagement]

New Post has been published on http://www.suprememanagement.net/2014/06/19/exodus-rbg-video-featuring-divine-rbg-get-down-intikana-ness-a-alikes/

Exodus RBG Video Featuring - Divine RBG, Get Down, Intikana, Ness (A-Alikes)

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“Exodus RBG” aims to spark dialogue and build community through Hip Hop. Directed by Divine RBG, it places a critical lens on The Bronx and the resilience of its people. Featuring performances by Divine RBG, Intikana, Get Down (from Inglewood, CA) and Ness ( A-Alikes). This is the first music video response to Kendrick Lamar’s verse on “Control.” Much love and respect to all five boroughs. Both coasts and all sides of the planet. Twitter: @divineofthedey @GetDown5sho @intikana @nesstagram For more music and videos, visit www.intikana.net

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#intikana rockin #BoricuaGuerrero #produced by #Reph @rephstar #NativeEyez @bronxmuseum

[redchairmusic]

New York

Recently the Winthrop Wesley Foundation, along with other Wesley Foundations from across South Carolina went to New York City for a mission trip.  But these are a little different kind of mission trips... Rather than doing a bunch of manual labor to help others we took part in the United Methodist Seminar program.  With the seminar program we learn about different issue and listen to those who are taking action at the ground level and hear how they are dealing with the issues affecting them and how they are going about crating change for the better. Our group was broken into three smaller ones; one groups was down in the the Lower East Side, one in Harlem, and the one I was a part of spent a lot of time in the Bronx.  I had never been in the Bronx so it was very exciting to simply see a side of NYC I had never seen before.  It was such a fascinating place!  In the Bronx we met with Intikana and some wonderful folks from the Rebel Diaz Art Collective, and also attended a Rally for a Living Wage.  It was really a fascinating trip and it is always humbling to see how how people are living out their faith in very real ways. These are just some pics - some are the touristy things we did, others are not.  Enjoy! [slideshow]

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"ARIZONA" [Music Video] - by Navegante & Intikana (by IntikanaTV)

"ARIZONA" MUSIC VIDEO DESCRIPTION: In April of 2010, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed SB 1070 which is a legislative act that serves as an anti-immigration law and mandates US citizens to carry registration documents with them at all times. With the backing of this law, Arizona State Police are legally allowed to stop anyone that they "suspect" is an immigrant. Governor Jan Brewer stated that, "We have to trust our law enforcement." However, these "suspects" are typically brown and black folks. The law highly encourages racial profiling, harassment, and discrimination toward immigrant families. In opposition to Arizona's SB 1070, Navegante and Intikana have teamed up to create a song that speaks on behalf of the immigrants' perspective as the United States was founded and built by immigrants. In showing how this law is affecting the entire country, Intikana traveled to Immokalee, Florida where he met Benito and Carmela. A humble and very loving couple from Mexico who pick tomatoes in the fields to feed their son Luis. Their story is the centerpiece to this documentary/music video and exposes the often neglected horrors of exploited cheap labor. 

"This music video means so much to us as we have very strong feelings on the subject. Meeting Benito and his family changed a lot for me. With all the heart and love we have to give, Navegante and I present to you our music video for Arizona." -Intikana 

About Intikana

[ivaasks]

On a Thursday night i ventured off to Hunts Point in the Bronx to write a story for Hunts Point Express on the Urban Word program at The Point...

I was awed and inspired, maybe you'll be too ::: http://vimeo.com/17486259

check out 13 year old activist, poet, spoken word mc Nene Ali. 

It's been a marathon month, or three months...with 4 projects due in one week time is limited but...i did discover a new favorite blog with lots of brilliant film discussion, doc ideas, inspiring projects etc, check it out collabdocs .