— Michael Wanguhu, who created the documentary film Hip-Hop Colony (via ForeignPolicy.com) #foodforthought
Pictures from my recent #RAPtivism @TEDx talk in Alaska.
In case you missed it, peep this interview with Aisha Fukushima on Upfront Africa w/ J. Muneza M’vungany. This show, titled “RAPtivism—mobilizing global positive social change” is heard internationally from the United States to South Africa.
*the interview starts around 26:50
Join the #movement! Download your copy of ”RAPtivism” now!
The “RAPtivism” album features collaborations betweenvocalist/emcee, Aisha Fukushima, and 20 leading political hip hop artists she met in her travels throughout North America, Africa, Europe and Asia. The music powerfully resonates with global efforts for consciousness and solidarity against injustice everywhere.
