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Wanda’s Picks for April 2012
April 4, 2012
The Oakland International Film Festival is Friday-Sunday, April 6-8, at the Oakland Museum of California, 10th and Oak Street, Oakland. Visit http://www.oiff.org/2012schedule.pdf. This year’s headliner is one of the most controversial independent films ever made, “The Spook Who Sat by the Door.” Watch it again here.
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‘Sparkle’ Saturday matinee at Black Rep benefits the Bay View
November 27, 2009
“Sparkle” is a GREAT play from a GREAT film now playing at the Black Repertory Group Theatre, 3201 Adeline St., Berkeley, across from Ashby BART. The Saturday matinee THIS SATURDAY, Nov. 28, at 2:30 p.m., is a benefit for the SF Bay View newspaper. Give “Sparkle” as a gift to yourself and your loved ones.
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Wanda’s Picks for November
October 31, 2009
Maafa 2009 was chillier than usual, but our hearts were certainly no less warmed by the ancestors’ tight embrace as supplicants made their way through the Middle Passage to the Wolosodon rhythms, the slave march through the Doors of No Return to the beach where each person held a piece of string – symbolic of a connection … a philosophical connection to the homeland, family and history.
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Tags: African Dance and Drum Festival • Akosua • Akram Khan • Albert Mathias • Alex Ketley • Alonzo King • Amiri Baraka • Ani Di Franc • Anthony • Anthony Smith • Axis Dance Company • Barack Obama • Beat Generation • Black Arts Movement • Black Repertory Group Theatre • Brian Copeland • Carla Service • Carolina Chocolate Drops • Cheo Tyehimba • civil rights era • Conversations with Black Authors • Cultural Heritage Choir • Danjuma • David Dorfman • David Murray • Del the Funky Homosapien • devorah major • DJ Spooky • Doors of No Return • Dr. Raye Richardson • Dwan Smith • El Hamideen • Faly Seydi • Fannie Lou Hamer • Faustin Linyekula • Fernando Botero • Fred Hampton • Gnawa • Gregory Maqoma • Grupo Falso Baiano • Ice Cube • Immortal Technique • India Arie • Irene Cara • J. California Cooper • Jason Moran • Jeffrey Haas • Jerome Bongiorno • Jetaun Maxwell • Joan Jeanrenaud • John Burris • John Grider • John Handy • Justin Desmangles • Kamala Harris • Karla Brundage • Keb’Mo’ • Khalil Shaheed • Kikongo tradition • Linda Tillery • LINES Ballet • Lonette McKee • M.B. Hanif • Maafa 2009 • Mai • Mali Kingdom • Malonga Casquelorde Center for the Arts • Marc Bamuthi Joseph • Marc Cary • Marcus Book Stores • Mark G. • Marvin X • Marylou Tibaldo-Bongiorno • Mbongi • Michael Jackson • Michael Wall • middle passage • Nona Brown • Oaktown Jazz Workshop • Opal Palmer Adisa • Pooja Aresh • Queen Latifah • Randy Weston • Remy Charlip • Richard Mayhew • Saul Williams • Sean Vaughn Scott • Sharon McGriff-Payne • Snoop Dogg • Solomon Burke • Sonia Sanchez • Sonya Delwaide • Taiwo Kujichagulia Seitu • Tarika Lewis • the Ghetto Prophet • Traci Bartlow • Tropicália • Val Serrant • Vince Tolliver • Vincent Mantsoe • Voting Rights Movement • Wanda Sabir • Wanda’s Picks Radio • Wolosodon rhythms • Womyn of Color Arts and Craft Show • “Dark River”
Wanda’s Picks for Feb. 14
February 14, 2009
Be sure to listen to the archived Wanda’s Picks Radio for Feb. 11, when the guests are Cynthia McKinney in the first hour and Guy Patrice Lumumba and Lisa F. Jackson, director of the film, “The Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo,” in the second. Extraordinary radio! Superb mix of arts and politics!
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Tags: Albert Woodfox • Angela Davis • Angola 3 • Athol Fugard • August Wilson • Ave Montague • Black Repertory Group Theatre • C Kelly Wright • Cassandra Henderson • city funded construction • construction industry • Cynthia McKinney • Desley Brooks • Donald Lacy • Friends of the Congo • Gerald Smith • Guy Patrice Lumumba • Harry Bridges • Hosea L. Simmons • Huey P. Newton • ILWU Local 10 • Isaura Oliveira • Jack Hirschman • L. Peter Callendar • Laura Morache • Lloyd Roberson II • Local Hire Ordinance • Maafa or Black Holocaust • Martina Davis-Correia • Muadi Mukenge • Mumia Abu Jamal • Ntozake Shange • Oakland Community School • Paul Robeson • Pierre Labossiere • POCC Minister of Information JR • Rev. Cecil Williams • Richard Brown • Rickey Vincent • Robert R. Bryan • Sean Vaughn Scott • Tayo Aluko • The Lumpen • Tony Spires • Troy Davis • Wanda Sabir
Black Repertory Theatre presents … Paul Mooney
January 2, 2009
Paul is as real as real can get. “Forget saying ‘pulling the race card’; I’m pulling the reality card,” Paul yelled from the center of the stage during his show.
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Tags: Apollonia Jordan • Black Repertory Group Theatre • Paul Mooney • Sean Vaughn Scott
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Tags: Apollonia Jordan • Black Repertory Group Theatre • Paul Mooney • Sean Vaughn Scott
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