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| 1967 - Black Panther Party formed in Oakland by Hughie Newton, a law student, and Bobby Seals to protect black people against white police and the norms of the American Society...."Blacks in the City" Lesson 8, Click Here. |
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| Why Black August? The Black August tradition was established during the 1970’s in the California prison system by the men and women of the Black/New Afrikan Liberation Movement as a means of acknowledging and studying the legacy of resistance in the Americas. The arrival of the first Africans for the purpose of enslavement was in August (1619), the Haitian Revolution was in August (1791), the Nat Turner Rebellion was in August (1831), the Underground Railroad began in August (1850), the birth of Marcus Garvey was in August (1887), the March on Washington was in August (1963), the Watts rebellions were in August (1965), and the assassination of George Jackson was in August (1971), for example. The concept of Black August allows hip hop culture to be placed within the historical and political context that we believe will inform, inspire and guide new generations as we confront the issues facing our communities, our society and our world. The Black August Hip Hop Collective Statement of Purpose The Black August Hip Hop Collective strives to support the global development of hip hop culture by facilitating exchanges between international communities where hip hop is a vital part of youth culture, and by promoting awareness about the social and political issues that effect these youth communities. Our goal is to bring culture and politics together and to allow them to naturally evolve into a unique hip hop consciousness that informs our collective struggle for a more just, equitable and human world. The Black August Hip Hop Collective is devoted to supporting youth everywhere as they express themselves through hip hop’s range of visual and performance art forms. This support will be generated through cross-cultural, concerts, monetary or equipment donations, technical support, and artist-to-artist contact and collaboration across international borders. This support is also manifested through The Black August Hip Hop Collective’s active opposition to the criminalization of youth and youth culture, and what we view as the related issues of the advancing global prison industry, the continued existence of political prisoners in the United States, the persistence of white supremacist propaganda, and the prevalence of human rights violations. Through an effective merging of hip hop culture and political information, The Black August Hip Hop Collective promotes our own hip hop aesthetic, which emphasizes sincere self-expression, creativity, and community responsibility. |
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