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Home Programs Freedom Now 4.8.08 Dedon Kamathi : MLK as Anti-Imperialist,Anti-Capitalist, Pro-Black Power-Pro.-Armed Struggle

4.8.08 Dedon Kamathi : MLK as Anti-Imperialist,Anti-Capitalist, Pro-Black Power-Pro.-Armed Struggle

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4.8.08 Dr.MLK as a Anti-Imperialist,Anti-Capitalist, Pro-Black Power-Pro.-Armed Struggle in Africa

 

     Hotep ! This is Freedom Now’s agenda for April 8, 2008. Our program tonight will address the revisionism , the remaking of Dr. Martin Luther King on this the anniversary of his assassination. We will have two guests . Professor Manu Ampin and Professor Houston Baker. Professor Manu Ampin is a historian and a member of Association for the Study of Classical African Civilization ASCAC. The foremost association of progressive African Historian. He is completing a two volume work entitled “Martin Luther King: The Evolution of a Revolutionary”” which challenges the status quo view Dr. King. It is surprising even in the “movement” of  our misunderstanding of Dr. King’s evolution from civil rights activist to a 1.Anti-Imperilist 2. Anti-Capitalist 3. Pro-Black Power Programs and Institutions 4. Supporter of Armed Struggle in Africa.

        Our 2nd guest is Houston Baker a distinguish University Professor at Vanderbilt University whose recent publication “Betrayal” How Black Intellectuals have abandoned the ideas of the Civil Rights Era”      “Betrayal” is a stinging assault not only against Black Neo-conservatives such as Shelby Steel and John McWorter but also so called progressive specifically Cornel West, Henry Louis Gates and Mike Eric Dyson  as traitors to the civil rights movement.

   This will be quite an interesting discussion challenging the media and ruling class definitions of the civil rights movement and Dr. King Legacy.

  Of course we will have our spoken word piece tonight from Sista S.Pearl Sharp. Our African Drum Beat Historical calendar and announcements from Jabari, regarding the AFIBA Center Emergency Training Program and Sista Warrior Women regarding the up coming 14 Annual Red Wing Youth retreat and conference. This all in a gumbo mix of music here at Freedom Now.

Professor Manu Ampim  Profmanu@acninc.net   510-482-5791 This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it

Houston Baker: pb2272@columbia.edu This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it

AFIBA: Afiba5730@hotmail.com   323-292-5550 – This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it

CONTACT DEDONKAMATHI@EARTHLINK.NET 323-646-4814 This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it