Rahiem Shabazz director of the Elementary Genocide documentary series stopped by the Renegade Culture podcast to rap with Kalonji & Kamau about the school to prison pipeline, Pusha T/Drake rap beef and "Necessary Blackness". The Elementary Genocide film series features Killer Mike, David Banner, Umar Johnson, Khalilah Ali, Kalonji Changa, Boyce Watkins and many others. Check out this wild ass interview and share it with your network!

Renegade Culture is hosted by Kalonji Changa and Kamau Franklin.

Recorded at Playback Studios in Atlanta, Georgia.

Attorney/Political Analyst Anoa Changa stops by and we chop it up about a NPR reporter's hit piece suggesting that she was aiding the Russians. We also talk about Georgia Democratic governor nominee Stacey Abrams and the National Football League's latest slave breaking tactics. All this and more on Renegade Culture Podcast.

Renegade Culture is hosted by Kalonji Changa and Kamau Franklin.

Recorded at Playback Studios in Atlanta, Georgia.

Run the Jewels Rapper Killer Mike joined Renegade Culture hosts Kalonji Changa and Kamau Franklin in a discussion about the transformation from Detroit Red to Malcolm X, Black Nationalism and the need for Community Control.

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In this episode we rap with emcee/educator Dr. Khalilah Ali on Black Women experiencing oppression in the Black Community and Israel's attack on Syria and Iran. We also debut the young soulstress Nia Star's version of the controversial Childish Gambino (Donald Glover) track "This Is America". Hosted by Kalonji Changa and Kamau Franklin.

Khalilah Ali received her Ph.D in Educational Studies with a focus on Literacy, Pedagogy, and Culture from Emory University, M.Ed. in Middle and Secondary Instruction and B.A. in Literature and African Studies from Georgia State University. Realizing that education can come from inside and outside the classroom, she is dedicated to ensuring that her students’ education comes in a multitude of forms.

Recorded at Playback Sounds Studio in Atlanta, Georgia

All Music performed by Khalilah Ali and Nia Star

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In this episode: Kalonji Changa & Kamau Franklin connect with the People's Poet Laureate, Sunni Patterson and former Black Panther Party member Malik Rahim and discussed Gomela, Katrina, Gentrification and more.

(All Music Performed by Sunni Patterson)

New Orleans native and visionary, Sunni Patterson, has been the featured performer at many of the Nation's premier spoken word venues, including HBO's Def Poetry Jam and BET's Lyric Cafe, the Arsenio Hall Show, TEDWomen and much more.

Freedom Fighter-Malik Rahim was raised in New Orleans' Algiers neighborhood. He has spent many years studying and organizing around housing and prison issues. He was a founding member of the Black Panthers' Louisiana Chapter, the anti-death penalty campaign Pilgrimage for Life (with Sister Helen Prejean and others) and the successful National Coalition to Free the Angola Three. Malik was also a founder and operator of Algiers Development Center and Invest Transitional Housing, an ex-offenders program which housed over 1,000 men, women and children. He is co-founder of the community building Common Ground Collective.

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Music Performed by Sunni Patterson and Ekundayo Mountain Liun

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We had an in-depth interview with Speech from the 4.5x platinum 2x grammy award winning hip hop group Arrested Development ("Tennessee", "Everyday People", "Mr. Wendal" and more)!

We chopped it up about Bill Cosby, Waffle House Shootings, Waffle House police attack of Chikesia Clemons and "The Nigga Factory"

All Music Performed by Arrested Development

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In this episode: Kalonji Changa & Kamau Franklin discuss Starbucks, Racism, Movement and 420...

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In this episode: Kalonji Changa & Kamau Franklin interview R.L. Stephens from the Democratic Socialists of America on whether or not Socialism or Communism is good for Black folks in America, Global White Supremacy and American Racist Violence

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In this episode: Kalonji Changa & Kamau Franklin interview R.L. Stephens from the Democratic Socialists of America on whether or not Socialism or Communism is good for Black folks in America, Global White Supremacy and American Racist Violence

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In this episode: Kalonji Changa & Kamau Franklin discuss the 50th Commemoration of the Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., the Sacramento police shooting of Stephon Clark and America's obsession with the gun.

All Music Performed by Ekundayo MountainLiun

Recorded and edited at Play Back Sounds Studio in Atlanta, Ga. Support Renegade Culture at Renegadeculture.com and check out our community work at Siafumovement.org