School of the Blues: Langston Hughes’s Lessons for Revolution
✦ Editorial

School of the Blues: Langston Hughes’s Lessons for Revolution

Author Phill M .Campbell Date Feb 19, 2025 Tag #Editorial
In honor of Black History Month, Phill Campbell chronicles Langston Hughes’s ties to the Black working class and the writer’s teachings in the School of the Blues.
In honor of Black History Month, Phill Campbell chronicles Langston Hughes’s ties to the Black working class and the writer’s teachings in the School of the Blues. / Phill M .Campbell
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THREAT ADVISORY 01: Rasanbleman Pou Ayiti
✦ THREAT ADVISORY

THREAT ADVISORY 01: Rasanbleman Pou Ayiti

Author The Editors Date Feb 10, 2025 Tag #THREAT ADVISORY
Threat Advisory aims to share the sounds and histories of the fight for liberation of oppressed peoples.
Threat Advisory aims to share the sounds and histories of the fight for liberation of oppressed peoples. / The Editors
✦ Op-Ed

The Jerusalem Post Thinks It Can Intimidate Pro-Palestinian Resistance in Nightlife. It’s Wrong.

A Jan. 18, 2025 article accuses nightlife members of supporting terrorism in a blatant attempt to scare artists and organizers away from fighting to end a genocide. / Amani del Pilar
✦ Editorial

These Motions Must Be Gone Through

On its opening night, Lisbon’s 2024 Vale Perdido festival showcases three unorthodox musicians who challenge state-sanctioned violence– and the audience. / Joe Delon
These Motions Must Be Gone Through
Resist / Tracks

Track 02: Hakim George - Solidarity

The ambient resistance music of Hakim George underlines the Palestinian solidarity movements of 2015 and beyond. / Jules Malice
Track 02: Hakim George - Solidarity
Resist / Tracks

Track 01: DAM - Meen Erhabe

The first track in our resistance music series asks, “Who’s the terrorist?” / The Editors
Track 01: DAM - Meen Erhabe
Announcement

Welcome to Forward / Scratch

Members of the nightlife community are joining to build a resistance music journal. / The Editors
Welcome to Forward / Scratch