Two beautiful, poised, unapologetically intellectual women, having a discussion about the importance of the language of freedom, especially for the black girlies. Two women who share a similar …
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In anticipation of her upcoming talk at Bucknell on September 30, 2025, Mama C, a musician, visual artist, poet, filmmaker, ATR priestess, and peace builder through her art and life’s example, was …
“You know, because so much of the book takes place in those decades, it shows how much music was so instrumental in protecting people, you know, giving them a sense of solidarity, giving them a sense …
"Hey, you! Yeah, you. Are you tired of flipping through endless songs to jam out to while getting ready for a night out? Or struggling to find the perfect radio station on your morning drive to work? …
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A switch flips, static sparks through the electric wires twirling around the words being broadcasted. “Are we back on the air?” More static pours in as the controller adjusts the channel …
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For today’s blog, I’m going to try something new. If you wouldn’t mind, I’m going to ask you to please close your eyes and plug in your headphones to whatever device you’re reading this on. Do you …
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