We teamed up with the awesome Lucretia McEvil to chat about Black media, Black anarchist history, and today's social movements. It's a convo you don't want to miss!

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Lucretia'a Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60AfsjXlI0E

To follow Lucretia McEvil:https://www.youtube.com/@lucretia_macevil

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📅 Episode Highlights:

00:51 – We kick things off by discussing our upcoming video essays and the exciting projects we have in the pipeline.

07:01 – Lucretia shares their perspective on conservatism in Black media and reflects on the recent Eric Adams interview on The Breakfast Club, examining the broader impact of Black media on political discourse.

10:39 – We explore key pieces of Black anarchist history that we have the opportunity to understand and document now.

15:55 – The importance of discussing contemporary social movements and anarchist practices takes center stage.

18:39 – We express our desire for deeper revolutionary discussions, both online and offline.

21:27 – Lucretia talks about how common anarchism is among working-class and poor communities.

23:23 – The conversation shifts to the necessity of creating "pockets of liberation" in our society.

24:55 – We discuss the challenges of striving to be anti-capitalist artists and the importance of setting boundaries.

31:30 – A candid discussion on how achieving success within a capitalistic framework often requires moral compromise.

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