Dhoruba bin Wahad with a powerful eulogy of Assata Shakur and a call for us to exemplify her revolutionary values.

Official statement from Community Movement Builders against patriarchy, naming violence against women and children as antithetical to Black love and Pan-Africanism.

Instead of debating Shaboozey's Grammys speech in which he claimed immigrants built America, Bree Hemphill explains why we should refuse to take credit for the death and destruction caused by American imperialism.

When the Black Panther Party for Self Defense saw hungry kids in their community, they didn't wait for help from outside forces like government agencies or charities. They fed the kids themselves.

From the notes from the black underground collection: From launching Arm the Spirit, the first revolutionary prison newspaper, to co-founding the Jericho Movement, Black Panther Party & Black Liberation Army veteran, Jalil Muntaqim details stories of resisting empire and organizing for a new world.

In celebration of Women's History Month, oral historian Dartricia Rollins shares an audio clip of her conversation with movement leader and artist, Kai Lumumba Barrow.

Author and poet Too Black returns to discuss the relationship between violent and nonviolent movements, and why nonviolent movements ultimately need violence to win.

Author and poet Too Black briefly surveys the history and philosophies of nonviolent action to reveal why nonviolent struggle is not actually nonviolent.

An original poem written and performed by Donnie Moreland.