VIDEOLAND: Jessica Hagedorn and the West Coast Gangster Choir, 1975, “Canto Negro” – The Poetry Center

A clip from a video near and dear to my heart has resurfaced! Although I keep my bootleg copy close to my heart, the Poetry Center at SFSU has graciously uploaded part of a juicy and clean copy of Jessica Hagedorn and the West Coast Gangster Choir performing her poem/song “canto negro.” Poetry Center callsContinue reading “VIDEOLAND: Jessica Hagedorn and the West Coast Gangster Choir, 1975, “Canto Negro” – The Poetry Center”

A Moving X-Ray: Seven by Sandra Lahire | Another Screen

Sandra Lahire was a central member of the feminist and experimental filmmaking community in London in the 1980s and 1990s. She made ten 16mm films, most of them under half an hour in length. Marked by corporeal vulnerability – her own, that of the female body, the body of the earth, the body of filmContinue reading “A Moving X-Ray: Seven by Sandra Lahire | Another Screen”

rebel

i have always been a very good student, always sat very still and listened, honestly listened. And took things at face value. what does it mean to rebel?what do you mean to me?rebel. what do you need from me?if i can give it. rebel.

#2: An African Liberation Day Resource List — Charisse Burden-Stelly

ALD provides a collective opportunity to recommit ourselves to political education, organizing, and sober analysis as our material conditions rapidly deteriorate and the need for a viable alternative becomes more urgent. — Read on http://www.charisseburdenstelly.com/blog/2-african-liberation-day