Punk a Milano e Linton Kwesi Johnson nel 1985, neri e bianchi

from Gomma tv-radio alternativa · host E. 'Gomma' Guarneri

Questa è la Gomma Tv: visioni e impressioni di Gomma sul presente e futuro, nonché sul passato. Infatti metto online il mio archivio sulle controculture, che ho cominciato ad accumulare 40 anni fa: testi, volantini, foto, nastri audio e video. Presentazione Gomma TV; registrazione 1985 contestazione punk a Milano Poesia e performance di Linton Kwesi Johnson; 1969 - inno delle Pantere Nere; Vorresti la pelle nera?; Norman Mailer e i neri bianchi: hipsters anni 50; razzismo Made in Italy; Gheddafi Mohican.

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