Akashik Ancestorz - The Ancient Art of Facts (Prod. by Vherbal of Anno-Domini)
Trigger The Soldier - Bonified SoldierBlack Milk - "Album of the Year" Official TrailerFormer Child Soldier speaks at the DFID/Emmanuel Jal "War Child"When Juliet was just 12 years old she was abducted from her home in Northern Uganda by rebels from the notorious Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). She's now in school - supported by War Child - and came to the UK in July 2010 to talk to politicians and school students about the problems girls in Ugan. War Child: A Child Soldier's Story "Emmanuel Jal" (amazon) As a young kid barely able to carry a gun, Jal, one of the Lost Boys of Sudan, witnessed and perpetrated unspeakable brutality in his country’s civil war, but he has not only found refuge in the U.S. but also become an international rap star for peace. His violent memories are graphically relayed in this powerful autobiography. At age 9, he smashed faces with machetes as his friend plunged a bayonet into an enemy’s stomach. What is amazing in this story is how Jal has been able to let go of his rage. His family gone, he was adopted by a British aid worker, who took him to Kenya, where he struggled in school. But eventually, inspired by Gandhi, King, and Mandela, he turned to music and the idea of rapping for peace (“no tribalism, nepotism, and racism in my motherland”). And his songs climbed the charts. With the intense personal story, Jal also brings in political issues not confronted in other books about the Sudanese War, including the crucial role of oil (“black gold”) in the ethnic conflict.
GUERRILLA REPUBLIK CHILE SPITTING THAT MACHINE GUN FLOW
Street Poet Monte Smith recites "Ladders" on the streets of NC Monte Smith is an internationally acclaimed Street Poet, Rap Journalist, Community Based Educator and Anti-Racist Activist from Winston Salem NC. He has been described as "a fire-brand… a true revolutionary, I mean raw!” by Bruce George, co-creator of HBO’S Def Poetry Jam. Elemental Magazine wrote "Poetry abounds in Hip Hop, but rarely does an individual’s work transcend the elements and conventions with a such a gripping emotional and political style.” More impressive is what UK’s Hip Hop/Jazz group US 3 had to say "If you drew a line from The Watts Prophets through Gill Scott Heron and Public Enemy to Dead Prez, uncompromising wordsmith Monte Smith would be the latest addition to the club. Don’t Shoot The Hostages By Monte Smith Available Now!! Don’t Shoot the Hostages is more than just another "conscious" or "radical” poetry book. It’s an outspoken contribution towards the clarification and understanding of: Race, White Guilt, Religion, Police Brutality, The Real Drug War, America the Plantation, 9/11, The Prison Industrial Complex and Local/International poverty issues from the perspective of the Revolutionary, The drug dealer/addict, and the common man and woman. Monte is also a proud soldier and serves on the committee of the Anti Injustice movement.
CAPITAL-X "Voice Of The Voiceless" LIVE IN BRICK CITY
Skyzoo & !LLMIND "Frisbees" Official Music Video
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