Left of Black with Fred Moten

[@lotuslien774]

"We need to renew our habits of assembly and recognize that we're part of a common project and then that project has been given to us by our ancestors, along with the responsibility to pass that project on to our children. And that this is not just about the redemption of black people or the liberation of black people. It’s at this stage now, the continued capacity for the earth to carry human existence and our tradition has something specific and important and indispensable to say about that. And all this sort of hyper professional nastiness is something that’s got to stop."

[@babacountry]

COPY

[@danceableprojects]

@@babacountry just noting that he was quoting Manolo Callahan "We need to learn hoe to renew our habits of assembly" All my admiration for this amazing human glorious insurgent mind.

[@droneypopcorn7606]

I see a video of Fred Moten, I upvote. Great conversation!

[@vincentadiutori8531]

Fred always concludes with great strength and clarity.

[@Grandtenore]

I appreciate that he has consistently engaged AP very fairly and rigorously. Many other scholars have disappointed me in their treatment of a Black thought lineage.

[@KenjiSummers]

thank you

[@sarahsafaie8688]

phenomenal. thank you for posting

[@kusheran]

In a black insurgency led by mothers with a musical and lyrical philosophy, let us maintain our unity and solidarity.

[@leboxletselebe]

grateful for this. 💙🤍

[@bradhexumOSM]

Interesting Convo. May I recommend Dr. Sheena Mason to come to the 🎙️?

[@patkacrazy]

Anyone know the intro song?

[@patkacrazy]

RAPSODY - ALL BLACK EVERYTHING

[@Taylordessalines]

interesting... with the exception of Fanon and a couple other people, I notice black academics ignore the revolutionary writers like Amos Wilson and John Henrik Clarke...