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Wanda’s Picks for September 2012
September 7, 2012
With the storm approaching New Orleans, I spoke to Dwight Henry, co-star in the film, “Beasts of a Southern Wild,” currently in Bay Area theaters. I spoke to three men who are riding the storm out: Parnell Herbert, Angola 3 activist and playwright, Mwalimu Johnson, community organizer and prison abolitionist, and Malik Rahim, former Black Panther.
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Filed Under: Culture Stories
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Filed Under: Culture Stories
Tags: "Dark Girl" • "Rain" • 30th Annual SFJAZZ Festival • A. Jaffa Fielder • Abbie Rhone • African • African-American • Afrikan Sistah's Media Network • Algiers • Alice Walker • Alile Sharon Larkin • Alva Rogers • America Ferrera • Angola 3 • Art Academy University • Ashkanez Music and Dance Center • Austin • Barbara O • Barbara-O (Barbara O. Jones) • Bay Area • Bay View • Bayview Opera House • Benh Zeitlin • Berkeley • Bernard Nicolas • Bill Duke • Biloxi • Black • Black Panther • Boukman Eksperyans • Bureau des Avo¬cats Inter¬na¬tionaux (BAI) • Cal Performance • California • California Historical Society • Carolyn Kouassiaman • Charles Burnett • Charles Fuller • Cheryl Lynn Bruce • Clare Winterton • Common Ground Health Clinic • Common Ground Relief • Community Cinema • Cora Lee Day • Culture Clash • Diane Lane • Don Amis • Dr. Suellen Miller • Dr. Susheel Bibbs • Dwight Henry • Eva Mendes • Fistula Foundation • Fort Mason Center • Freedom School • Gabrielle Union • Global Fund for Women • Gulf • Haile Gerima • Haiti and Latin America • Hamlet • Harold Melvin’s Blue Notes • Hotel Nikko • Hurricane Isaac • Hurricane Katrina • IJDH/BAI • Institute for Justice and Democracy • Internally Displaced Persons Camps • International Museum of Women • Jacqueline • Jacqueline Frazier • Jamaa Fanaka • Joanna Haigood • Johnny Weathers • Julie Dash • Kate Grant • L.A. • Living Independence for Everyone of LIFE • Lorraine Hansberry Theatre • Louisiana • Louisiana Gulf Coast • Lucas Studios • Malik Rahim • Mary Ellen Pleasant • Meg Ryan • Melvonna Marie Ballenger • Michael John Garces • Mississippi • Missouri • MoAD • Monterey Jazz Festival No. 55 • Museum of the African Diaspora • Mwalimu Johnson • New Orleans • New York Times • Nicholas Kristof • Ninth Ward • Olivia Wilde • Oprah Winfrey • Parnell Herbert • Paul S. Flores • PBS • Pixar • Port au Prince • President Barack Obama • Presidio • Pulitizer Prize • Quvenzhane Wallis • Raymond Nat Turner • Ric Salinas • Robert King • Roderick Young • RRAZZ Room • Safe Motherhood Program • San Francisco • San Francisco Film Society • San Francisco International Film Festival • SF Public Library Main Branch • Shakespeare Festivals • Sheryl WuDunn • Soji • Southside Theatre • Susan Williams • Tavis Smiley • Thomas Jefferson • Todd Akin • U.S. Army • UC Berkeley’s Pacific Film Archive • UCLA • UpSurge Jazz and Poetry Ensemble • Wanda Sabir • Wanda's Picks • Wanda's Picks Radio • Wave • Zaccho Dance Company • Zigi • “A Day in the Life of Willie Faust or Death on the Installment Plan” • “A Soldier’s Play” • “A Soldier’s Story" • “Baseball in the Time of Cholera • “Beasts of a Southern Wild" • “Beasts of the Southern Wild” • “Bush Mama” • “Daughters of the Dust" • “Daydream Therapy” • “Diary of an African Nun” • “Free for All” • “Free Shakespeare in the Park’s” • “Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide" • “Henry V” • “Hidden Memories" • “In the Flow: Soji and the AfroBeat Band" • “L.A. Rebellion: Creating a New Black Cinema" • “L.A. Rebellion” • “Marin Shakespeare Festival” • “Maternal Mortality in Somaliland" • “Placas: The Most Dangerous Tattoo" • “Sailing Away" • “Super Fly" • “The Bathtub" • “The Kitchen” • “Ujamii Uhuru Schule Community Freedom School"
Six years after Katrina, the battle for New Orleans continues
September 1, 2011
As this weekend’s storm has reminded us, hurricanes can be a threat to U.S. cities on the East Coast as well the Gulf. But the vast changes that have taken place in New Orleans since Katrina have had little to do with weather and everything to do with political struggles.
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Filed Under: New Orleans
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Filed Under: New Orleans
Tags: Al Jazeera • Bill Quigley • Black community leaders • Bobbi Bernstein • Bush administration • business elite • City Council • city jail • Clarin • conspiracy • crime • criminal justice system • Danny Brumfield Sr • Davida Finger • democrat • Denver • District Attorney Eddie Jordan • East Coast • Endesha Juakali • FLOODLINES: Community and Resistance from Katrina to the Jena Six • grassroots resistance • Gulf • Henry Glover • housing rights • Indiana • Jordan Flaherty • Justice Department • Katrina • law enforcement violence • Leon Cannizzaro • liberal reformers • Louisiana • Loyola • Malcolm Suber • Mary Landrieu • mass displacement • Mayor Mitch Landrieu • National Guard • New Jersey • New Orleans • New Orleans Danziger Bridge • New Orleans Police Department • New Orleans police killings • new political class • New York Times • Newark • planted evidence • police accountability • policing • post-racial era • poverty • protest • public private partnerships • public school • public sector reforms • Republican governors • Seattle • shoot to kill • social experimental lab • students of color • The Root • Waiting for Superman • WBOK • William Tanner • Wisconsin • working poor • Young Urban Rebuilding Professionals
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