Settler Colonialism Is A Structure Not A Time Period! When Will It End & More! 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5586317400866816

Why The Pan-African Diaspora Must Learn From Burkina Faso! Israelis Trap Palestinians In Gaza & More 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5586317400866816

Support our programming at: https://www.blackpowermedia.org/donate Celebrate the 58th Anniversary of the Black Panther Party with this classic rerun featuring powerful insights from former political prisoners and veteran Black Panther Party members, Dhoruba Bin Wahad and Jalil Muntaqim. Hosted by Kalonji Changa on Black Power Media, this discussion delves deep into the legacy, struggles, and enduring relevance of the Black Panther Party's revolutionary work. Hear firsthand accounts and historical perspectives that illuminate the fight for liberation and social justice. Don't miss this essential piece of Black history and activism. #BlackPantherParty #BlackHistory #BlackPowerMedia #DhorubaBinWahad #JalilMuntaqim #KalonjiChanga #RevolutionaryHistory #BlackLiberation #SocialJustice #Activism #ClassicRerun #58thAnniversary

On this episode we rewind to our very first Rise Up! International Morning Show broadcast July 16, 2024.

Tune in to this Black Power Media (Rewind) of the Rise Up! Morning Show for a powerful conversation with renowned historian, author, and journalist Vijay Prashad. We'll be dissecting the complex dynamics of "Hyper Imperialism and the Global North and South," exploring its impact and implications in today's world. This is a must-watch for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of global power structures. #Imperialism #GlobalPolitics #WorldAffairs #PoliticalAnalysis #SocialJustice #VijayPrashad #BlackPowerMedia #RiseUpMorningShow

Join Keyanna Jones Moore and Kalonji Changa on the Rise Up! International Morning Show for a powerful discussion with freedom fighter and politician, Charles Barron! ✊ We dive deep into the complexities of the G7 vs. BRICS, exploring the shifting global power dynamics and their impact on marginalized communities worldwide. We're also honored to welcome Efua Sunni-Ali, daughter of the legendary Bilal Sunni-Ali, who brings invaluable insights to the conversation. In this episode, we unpack: * The G7's influence and its historical context. * The rise of BRICS and its potential to reshape the international order. * The perspectives of those directly impacted by these global shifts. * The legacy of Bilal Sunni-Ali and its relevance today. * Strategies for resistance and building a more just future. Don't miss this critical conversation about global power, resistance, and the fight for liberation! 🔥 Subscribe for more insightful discussions and join the Rise Up! movement! 🔥 #RiseUpInternational #CharlesBarron #BRICS #G7 #GlobalPolitics #Liberation #BlackLiberation #Activism #KeyannaJones #KalonjiChanga #BilalSunniAli #EfuaSunniAli Follow us on twitter: @Blackpowermedi

Dhoruba Bin Wahad returns to the Rise Up! International Morning Show #SouthAfrica #DhorubaBinWahad #Blackpantherparty

In today's program we will discuss the counterinsurgency in 2025.

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In this special edition of RSTV Dhoruba Bin Wahad, and Dr. Joy James join host Kalonji Changa and Reverend Keyanna Jones Moore in a discussion around “Revolution in These Times” and “Beyond Cop Cities”

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Welcome to this live stream discussion on decolonizing education and empowering the African masses through Pan-Africanist strategies! In this session, we explore how African communities can internally redefine education to radicalize against colonialism, imperialism, and neocolonial systems. This is a call to action for collective liberation, self-determination, and the reclamation of African knowledge systems. 📚 Key Discussion Points: The Colonial Legacy in African Education: How colonial systems of education were designed to erase African identity, culture, and knowledge, replacing them with Eurocentric frameworks. Pan-Africanism as a Tool for Liberation: The role of Pan-Africanism in uniting African people globally to challenge colonial structures and reclaim our collective future. Redefining Education from Within: Strategies for creating educational systems rooted in African values, histories, and philosophies that empower the masses. Radicalizing the African Masses: How education can be a tool for political awakening, economic empowerment, and cultural revival. Case Studies of Resistance: Examples of African communities and movements that have successfully decolonized education and mobilized for liberation. The Role of Youth and Women: The importance of youth and women in leading the charge for educational and societal transformation. Global Solidarity: Building connections between African diasporic communities and the continent to strengthen the fight against colonialism. 🔥 Why This Matters: Education is not neutral—it is a battleground for the minds and futures of African people. Colonialism imposed systems of education that alienated Africans from their own cultures, languages, and histories. Today, neocolonialism continues to exploit African resources and labor, perpetuating global inequality. By redefining education internally, we can radicalize the masses to resist these systems and build a future rooted in justice, equity, and self-determination. 🔑 Keywords: Decolonizing education, Pan-Africanism, African liberation, radicalizing the masses, African knowledge systems, colonialism in education, neocolonialism, African self-determination, African history, cultural revival, political awakening, African youth, African women, global solidarity, African diaspora, anti-imperialism, African philosophy, African resistance movements. 📌 Hashtags: #DecolonizeEducation #PanAfricanism #AfricanLiberation #RadicalizeTheMasses #DecolonizeAfrica #AfricanKnowledge #AntiColonialism #Neocolonialism #AfricanSelfDetermination #AfricanHistory #CulturalRevival #PoliticalAwakening #AfricanYouth #AfricanWomen #GlobalSolidarity #AfricanDiaspora #AntiImperialism #AfricanPhilosophy #AfricanResistance #LiveStreamDiscussion 📢 Call to Action: Join the conversation! Share your thoughts, experiences, and strategies for decolonizing education and radicalizing the African masses in the chat. Let’s build a collective vision for liberation and empowerment. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to support this work. Together, we can dismantle colonial systems and create a future where African people are free, educated, and empowered. Let’s decolonize education and reclaim our destiny! ✊🏾 #SupportPanAfricanism #DecolonizeEverything #AfricanLiberationMovement #EducationForLiberation #AfricanUnity #SelfDetermination #AfricanEmpowerment #DecolonialThought #AfricanRevolution 🌐 Connect with Us: Follow us on social media for updates on future discussions and events. Let’s continue the conversation beyond this live stream and work together to build a liberated Africa. 📖 Recommended Resources: "Decolonizing the Mind" by Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o "The Wretched of the Earth" by Frantz Fanon "Neo-Colonialism: The Last Stage of Imperialism" by Kwame Nkrumah "Sankofa: African Thought and Education" by Molefi Kete Asante Thank you for joining us in this critical discussion. Let’s radicalize, educate, and liberate! 🌍🔥 #PanAfricanUnity #DecolonizeAfrica #AfricanKnowledgeSystems #RadicalEducation #AfricanFuture #LiberationNow #AfricanEmpowerment #DecolonialEducation #AfricanRevival

Rise Up! International Morning Show: Musty Elon and the Orange Brigade's War on Occupied Azania Today on the show, we provide an update on the escalating crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo and discuss Trump's claims that South Afrikans are anti-white and the need for Occupied Azania to be free. #DRCongo #CongoCrisis #SouthAfrica #OccupiedAzania #Azania #HumanRights #kalonjichanga #keyannajonesmoore #Ikembaojore #FernandoCardenas #RakeemShabazz #Trump #ElonMusk #blackpowermedia #blackpowermediareloaded

Trojan Horses and Pan African Solutions

Rise Up! International Morning Show: Congo Crisis & Jamil Al-Amin Health Update Today on the show, we delve into the escalating crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo. We'll discuss the ongoing violence, the humanitarian impact, and the urgent need for international action. Later, we'll provide an important medical update on political prisoner Jamil Al-Amin, formerly known as H. Rap Brown. We'll examine his current health condition and discuss the ongoing campaign for his release and proper medical care. #DRCongo #CongoCrisis #HRapBrown #JamilAlAmin #PoliticalPrisoner #HumanRights #kalonjichanga #keyannajonesmoore #Ikembaojore #blackpowermedia #blackpowermediareloaded

join us for a powerful livestream that unmasks how this holiday has been weaponized as a tool of colonial erasure, distorting MLK's true legacy to fit an imperialist narrative. While mainstream America glorifies a sanitized, non-threatening version of King, the radical truth of his fight against U.S. imperialism, capitalism, militarism, and the exploitation of the African diaspora is deliberately buried. We will examine how MLK's anti-imperialist vision and solidarity with oppressed peoples globally have been systematically erased to pacify the African diaspora and obscure America's identity as a settler colonial, imperial power. Through a decolonial lens, we’ll confront the myth-making around Martin Luther King Day, showing how the U.S. government and corporate interests manipulate his image to suppress revolutionary thought and maintain the illusion of moral authority on the global stage. By focusing on nonviolence and racial integration in isolation, the system ignores King's radical critique of capitalism and his calls to dismantle structural oppression. This livestream also explores how this co-opted narrative serves to castrate the potential radicalization of Black, Indigenous, and oppressed peoples worldwide, ensuring their struggles remain fragmented while the U.S. empire continues its global exploitation of land, labor, and resources. We will highlight King’s connections to global liberation movements, including his opposition to the Vietnam War and his call to end the triple evils of racism, materialism, and militarism—issues that remain painfully relevant today. We'll also discuss how this colonial erasure intersects with the ongoing struggles of the African diaspora and other marginalized communities who continue to resist America’s settler colonial and imperial agenda. By reclaiming MLK's radical legacy, we aim to spark a dialogue that rejects the pacification of revolutionary movements and instead fuels the fight for decolonization, global solidarity, and true liberation. Join us to honor the real Martin Luther King Jr.—the one the empire wants us to forget. #MartinLutherKingDay #DecolonizingMLK #AntiImperialism #SettlerColonialism #GlobalSolidarity #AfricanDiasporaResistance #ReclaimMLK #ImperialErasure #DecolonialAnalysis #RadicalLegacy #USImperialism #MLKAgainstCapitalism #MLKAgainstWar #ExposingColonialMyths #BlackLiberation #IndigenousResistance #GlobalLiberation #AntiColonialism #MLKTrueLegacy #ErasureOfRadicals #ResistEmpire

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This Martin Luther King Day, join us for a powerful livestream that unmasks how this holiday has been weaponized as a tool of colonial erasure, distorting MLK's true legacy to fit an imperialist narrative. While mainstream America glorifies a sanitized, non-threatening version of King, the radical truth of his fight against U.S. imperialism, capitalism, militarism, and the exploitation of the African diaspora is deliberately buried. We will examine how MLK's anti-imperialist vision and solidarity with oppressed peoples globally have been systematically erased to pacify the African diaspora and obscure America's identity as a settler colonial, imperial power. Through a decolonial lens, we’ll confront the myth-making around Martin Luther King Day, showing how the U.S. government and corporate interests manipulate his image to suppress revolutionary thought and maintain the illusion of moral authority on the global stage. By focusing on nonviolence and racial integration in isolation, the system ignores King's radical critique of capitalism and his calls to dismantle structural oppression. This livestream also explores how this co-opted narrative serves to castrate the potential radicalization of Black, Indigenous, and oppressed peoples worldwide, ensuring their struggles remain fragmented while the U.S. empire continues its global exploitation of land, labor, and resources. We will highlight King’s connections to global liberation movements, including his opposition to the Vietnam War and his call to end the triple evils of racism, materialism, and militarism—issues that remain painfully relevant today. We'll also discuss how this colonial erasure intersects with the ongoing struggles of the African diaspora and other marginalized communities who continue to resist America’s settler colonial and imperial agenda. By reclaiming MLK's radical legacy, we aim to spark a dialogue that rejects the pacification of revolutionary movements and instead fuels the fight for decolonization, global solidarity, and true liberation. Join us to honor the real Martin Luther King Jr.—the one the empire wants us to forget. #MartinLutherKingDay #DecolonizingMLK #AntiImperialism #SettlerColonialism #GlobalSolidarity #AfricanDiasporaResistance #ReclaimMLK #ImperialErasure #DecolonialAnalysis #RadicalLegacy #USImperialism #MLKAgainstCapitalism #MLKAgainstWar #ExposingColonialMyths #BlackLiberation #IndigenousResistance #GlobalLiberation #AntiColonialism #MLKTrueLegacy #ErasureOfRadicals #ResistEmpire

On this episode of Rise Up! International Morning Show, we delve into two urgent situations demanding global attention. First, we examine the devastating effects of gentrification in San Francisco, displacing long-time residents and transforming the city's cultural landscape. We'll hear from Gunna Goes Global, who brought this issue to life in the acclaimed film "The Last Black Man in San Francisco," offering a unique perspective on this ongoing struggle. Then, we turn our focus to Haiti, where a complex mix of political instability, economic hardship, and natural disasters has created a humanitarian crisis. We're joined by Dahoud Andre from WBAI NY, providing crucial insights and analysis on the situation on the ground and the urgent need for international support. Join us for a critical conversation about displacement, resilience, and the fight for justice. #RiseUp #SanFrancisco #Haiti #Gentrification #Genocide #SocialJustice #GunnaGoesGlobal #TheLastBlackManInSanFrancisco #DahoudAndre #WBAINY #InternationalAffairs #CommunityEmpowerment

The recent Los Angeles wildfires have wreaked havoc across the region, with at least five fatalities and numerous injuries reported. These devastating events are not merely natural disasters but are deeply intertwined with the legacies of settler colonialism and the suppression of Indigenous land management practices. For millennia, Indigenous communities in California employed controlled burns, or "good fire," to manage forest health and prevent large-scale wildfires. These practices maintained ecological balance and reduced the risk of catastrophic fires. However, European colonization disrupted these methods, imposing policies that criminalized Indigenous fire stewardship. This suppression, coupled with aggressive resource extraction and land mismanagement, has led to the accumulation of flammable materials, setting the stage for the uncontrollable wildfires we witness today. In this live stream, we will explore how the imposition of settler colonial land management practices has exacerbated wildfire risks in California. We will discuss the critical need to reintegrate Indigenous fire stewardship as a means to mitigate these disasters. Furthermore, we will examine how socialist principles, emphasizing communal ownership and ecological sustainability, can offer systemic solutions to the challenges posed by climate change and environmental degradation. Join us as we delve into the following topics: The history and efficacy of Indigenous fire management techniques. The impact of colonial policies on current wildfire prevalence. The role of capitalism in environmental degradation and its contribution to climate change. How socialist frameworks can support sustainable land management and empower Indigenous communities. By understanding the roots of these environmental crises, we can advocate for decolonial approaches that honor Indigenous knowledge and promote equitable, sustainable solutions for the future. Keywords: Los Angeles wildfires, decolonial perspective, settler colonialism, Indigenous fire stewardship, socialism and environment, controlled burns, climate change solutions, capitalist environmental impact, Indigenous land management, ecological sustainability, wildfire prevention, California fires, communal land ownership, environmental justice, traditional ecological knowledge, fire ecology, decolonizing land practices, Indigenous knowledge systems, sustainable land management, anti-colonial environmentalism Hashtags: #LAWildfires #Decolonize #IndigenousStewardship #FireEcology #Socialism #ClimateJustice #SettlerColonialism #EnvironmentalJustice #ControlledBurns #SustainableLandManagement #TraditionalKnowledge #AntiColonialism #EcologicalSustainability #WildfirePrevention #IndigenousKnowledge #DecolonialAnalysis #ClimateChange #EnvironmentalProtection #CommunityEmpowerment #LandBack

Neo-colonialism is Expensive: Kenyan Protests, Elections in South Africa, and More Troops in Haiti

Discover a transformative dialogue that bridges the past and present of Black empowerment, featuring Robert Brooks, Malcolm X, and Omowale Clay. In this engaging conversation, we explore the revolutionary ideologies of Malcolm X, the community-driven leadership of Robert Brooks, and the global Pan-African vision articulated by Omowale Clay. From the streets of Harlem to the struggles in Africa and the Caribbean, this discussion dives deep into themes of Black liberation, African identity, and the power of unity within the diaspora. Join us for an exploration of revolutionary thought and the ever-evolving journey of African people worldwide. Through the lens of Pan-Africanism, we examine resistance, self-determination, and the ongoing fight for justice and equality. Key Words: Robert Brooks, Malcolm X, Omowale Clay, Pan-Africanism, African Liberation, Black Identity, Global Resistance, African Diaspora, Black Empowerment, Black Unity, Revolutionary Thought, Liberation Struggles, Diasporic Solidarity, African American History, Community Leadership, Global Black Consciousness, Freedom Movements, Pan-African Framework, Justice and Equality, African Identity, Cultural Renaissance, Harlem, Resistance Movements, African Roots, Black Leadership. Key Hashtags: #PanAfricanism #RobertBrooks #MalcolmX #OmowaleClay #BlackLiberation #AfricanIdentity #BlackEmpowerment #GlobalResistance #RevolutionaryThought #CommunityLeadership #AfricanDiaspora #BlackUnity #JusticeAndEquality #CulturalRenaissance #DiasporicSolidarity #AfricanRoots #BlackConsciousness #FreedomMovements #LiberationStruggles #SelfDetermination