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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2019 · 40 MIN

Audio Evidence: Volume I

from Audio Evidence · host Nacho J. Palmieri

Volume I of Audio Evidence features excerpts of dialogue by Angela Davis speaking live at The Sanctuary Auditorium, First Corinthian Baptist Church of Harlem in New York City on September 26, 2018. Professor Davis highlights her relationship with freedom fighter Yuri Kochiyama and she goes on to discuss the insight and potential of women of color. The role of movements along with issues we face today, including the gender division of labor are topics Professor Davis notes. Angela Davis focuses on the need for intersectional analysis and contrasts movement eras and lessons of the past with contemporary ones. The rest of this episode is sprinkled with rhythmic contributions by musicians on the New York City Subways as well as a beat called, “Being Human” as recorded in Khartoum, Sudan. This inaugural show is dedicated to the life and memory of Toni Morrison.

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