Still Black, Still Strong
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Still Black Still Strong is an essential document of the Black Panther Party written by three leading thinkers and party activists who were jailed following the FBI’S 1969 mandate to destroy the organization “by any means possible.”
First published in 1993, Still Black, Still Strong is partly based upon the 1989 videotape Framing The Panthers by producers Chris Bratton and Annie Goldson. It recounts the stories of Dhoruba Bin Wahad, Mumia Abu-Jamal and Assata Shakur, all of whom were arrested and jailed during the COINTELPRO probe of the Black Panther Party.
Dhoruba Bin Wahad, who organized chapters of the Black Panther Party in New York and along the Estern Seaboard and worked with tenants in Harlem and on drug rehabilitation in the Bronx, was accused of murdering two officers while still in his teens and imprisoned for 19 years. He always maintained his innocence and won his freedom by forcing the FBI to release thousands classified documents proving that he had been framed....
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In this lengthy interview with Philippe Petit, Virilio articulates his ideas around technology, politics, accidents and warfare, developing an analysis of a technological culture in which accidents are no longer specific and local, but global and simultaneous.
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First published in 1966 at University of Strasbourg by students of the University and members of the Internationale Situationiste. This newly revised translation in the year 2000 by Lorraine Perlman follows previous English translations by Black & Red in 1973 and Ken Knabb in 1999. It follows the Champ Libre edition published in Paris in 1976.
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A review of Skyscrapers, Taxis and Tampons Cynthia AndrewsIn one of the last episodes of “Murphy Brown” Candace Bergen is invited to her alma mater to accept an award as one of the foremost feminists of her generation. While there, she attends a “Women’s Studies” class where issues of equal rights-equal pay, birth control and abortion are replaced by an intensity of hatred for the opposite sex that even she could not anticipate or explain. Murphy was humiliated, demeaned and scorned for not understanding that the problems facing the women of today have much more to do with male domination than ever before, and that her hair-do, make-up and Ralph Lauren mini-skirt are symbols of a female bondage that should be replaced with basic black and flats. By the end of the episode Murphy Brown was not really sure what she accomplished after all. However disturbing that may seem to some, theresult is an aggressive new generation where flirtation and perfume are a thing of the past andhomosexuality is embraced with a fervor;...
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