The Deadly Side of Activism

An episode of the The Black Reading Hour podcast, hosted by Prince Shakur, titled "The Deadly Side of Activism" was published on September 1, 2021 and runs 10 minutes.

September 1, 2021 ·10m · The Black Reading Hour

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Summary

An essay exploring the seminal text, Revolutionary Suicide by Huey Newton and its longstanding impact on black organizers since, like MarShawn McCarrel of Columbus, OH. Originally published in Level Magazine by Prince Shakur. Narrated by Prince Shakur.

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An essay exploring the seminal text, Revolutionary Suicide by Huey Newton and its longstanding impact on black organizers since, like MarShawn McCarrel of Columbus, OH. Originally published in Level Magazine by Prince Shakur. Narrated by Prince Shakur.

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