Posted on August 31, 2012 with 9 notes.
Tagged: africa, colonialism, america, rights, hip hop, intellectuals, Jeff Chang, politics, .
…politics–specifically decades of African decolonization and American civil rights activism–begat culture. Kitwana and the hip-hop intellectuals are faced with the opposite dilemma. In this generation, the culture must foster a politics.

— Funky Intellect :: Bakari Kitwana and The Hip Hop Intellectuals

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