We are right back in the cypher, on Audio Nuggets with Khafre Jay in Episode 33: Hip Hop Culture & Organizing For Health.

Khafre Jay is a change-maker, hip hop artist, and community organizer who is practicing new worlds.

Hip hop is art. Hip hop is poetry. Hip hop is a cornerstone of our stories. Hip hop is the MOST effective organizing force that we have. Hip Hop is culture!

In this episode, we hear from Khafre about his abolitionism and how he's leveraging Hip Hop as communal health.

This King has range, wisdom and a sharp political analysis. Be prepared to break intellectual laziness as we chop it up.

To learn more about Khafre Jay and ways to support Drip Fest, you can visit his website Hip Hop Organizer | Khafre Jay and subscribe to the newsletter Unapologetic Black, watch his Ted Talk Performance by Hip Hop for Change | Khafre Jay | TEDxSausalito (youtube.com) and follow on IG @khafrejay.

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Welcome to the cypher! On Audio Nuggets, we give ourselves rooted permission to tell a collective story of the principled struggle for liberation and freedom. We are honored to welcome Joyce James to the cypher for Episode 32: In The Fight to Undo Racism.

Joyce James has been leading and supporting anti-racism and justice in multiple systems and institutions across the country for almost three decades.

In this episode, respect is given by Joyce and MFG to The People's Institute for Survival and Beyond (PISAB) for the education and political analysis they have gifted so many with through their principles, teachings, and organizing.

Joyce unravels the narratives about people that we have bought into, and the lies we have been taught. Through good teaching and teachers, Joyce illustrates the cornerstone fact; racism is so deeply embedded in all of our systems and institutions, that to truly undo this racism, means a lifetime commitment to the fight. We are grateful to march alongside Joyce and so many others who embody justice and liberation for the people, on the long road to freedom!

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Welcome to the cypher! Audio Nuggets is grateful and blessed to bring you Episode 31: Singing My Song with April Lee.

April is a leader, community activist, advocate, artist, poet and believer of freedom. April is a lover of her people and her community.

April hips the audience to the political analysis that we can SEE the truth of the destruction that the family policing system causes Black families and communities. April is here to share that freedom seeking looks like singing her song--LIBERATION!

April gifts Black parents with the wisdom to question everything, educate yourself, know your rights... because you are not the problem, but rather part of the solution. Don't believe the hype. Don't believe the lie!

And before we leave...April drops "True Insight" as an expression of her full humanity, power, and liberation. She sings her song!

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