I know, the episode title is tedious. But the music herein is most assuredly not. Ladysmith Black Mombazo.  Rhiannon Giddens.  Carolina Chocolate Drops. And a Soweto choir performing, "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika," a composed in 1897 by Xhosa clergyman Enoch Sontonga. Please join me as we contemplate the history and current praxis of settler colonialism infusing relevant music. -G

I know, the episode title is tedious. But the music herein is most assuredly not. Ladysmith Black Mombazo. Rhiannon Giddens. Carolina Chocolate Drops. And a Soweto choir performing, "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika," a composed in 1897 by Xhosa clergyman Enoch Sontonga. Please join me as we contemplate the history and current praxis of settler colonialism infusing relevant music. -G

I know, the episode title is tedious. But the music herein is most assuredly not. Ladysmith Black Mombazo.&nbsp; Rhiannon Giddens.&nbsp; Carolina Chocolate Drops. And a Soweto choir performing, "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika," a composed in 1897 by Xhosa clergyman Enoch Sontonga. Please join me as we contemplate the history and current praxis of settler colonialism infusing relevant music. -G &nbsp;

262. Anticolonialist-Endeavoring Listening Party

Memoirs, memories, and musings of an anxious, often inebriated, truth seeker...with family and friends. (An alliterative little a$$hole, ain't he?!)

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