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Spirit of Mandela

Spirit of mandela 
What we need now is a clear way forward. What we need is to stop preaching to the choir and figure out a way to get regular Americans to understand the stakes of leaving an entire portion…

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Affirming Jah

Iyahni nah afraid. Nah Jah. Iyahni nah timid. Uh uh Jah. The power given to I is great and i intend to use it all. I am nah put here to shrink for you. I am nah put here to…

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The Liberator Talks...Andrew "Moon" Bain

Welcome back to another edition of The Liberator Talks.  I'm your host, Toussaint The Liberator and i have someone special to introduce to all of you. 

Moon is one of the baddest musician i know and has been creating not…

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The Liberator Talks: Tony Medina

So when i thought of starting this interview series, I realized that there are so many people that i know that are giants in their respective fields.  To get us started is someone that i look up to immensely.  As…

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The Liberator Talks...an introduction

Greetings all of you beautiful people out there in the world!  I salute you for grinding and doing what you can do to keep a level head in these times.  It has been hard for me and i have definitely…

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Namesake and other thoughts...a retro-sketch

When i was about 17 years old, i was a freshman in college.  I had a professor by the name of Dr. Paul Gugin at the University of Evansville, and for political science 101, one of the books we were…

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Stone of Hope Drumming

A few years back when i returned to Boston, i began to work for the First Baptist Church of Jamaica Plain.  They were a nice group of people doing some antiracist work within the community and i was thinking i…

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Beginnings

I grew up angry.  I was a smart little kid.  My parents were very deliberate in that my mother stayed home with all of us until my youngest brother was five years old.  The development that happens during that time…

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