ShakaRa: Garvey, Marx, & The Black Liberation Debate

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Wise The Dome TV

Rakeem Shabazz

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Wise the Dome TV brings you powerful conversations on Black history, Pan-Africanism, and radical political thought. Our channel dives into topics like African liberation movements, decolonization, revolutionary theory, African spiritual traditions, and the intersection of science and society. Through interviews with leading scholars, activists, and cultural thinkers, we offer deep insights and fresh perspectives you won’t find anywhere else. If you're passionate about uncovering the legacies of African resistance, exploring critical theories on race and power, and engaging with forward-thinki

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ShakaRa: Garvey, Marx, & The Black Liberation Debate

Wise The Dome TV

1 hour 59 minutes 8 seconds

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ShakaRa: Garvey, Marx, & The Black Liberation Debate

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In this episode, we sit down with Shakara to explore the legacy and living philosophy of Marcus Garvey. Shakara shares his personal journey into Garveyism and breaks down what Garveyism truly means in the modern world. We discuss essential readings for understanding Garvey’s vision, his influence on global labor struggles, and his impact on African independence movements. The conversation also delves into the ideological links between Garveyism, the Nation of Islam, the Moorish Science Temple, and the Black Panther Party. Shakara addresses the ways Garvey shaped Rastafarianism and reggae as anti-colonial cultural forces, and how Garvey’s ideas compare to Marxist and Maoist frameworks for Black liberation. We also tackle deeper political questions, including how to understand Garvey’s views on Lenin, and whether national struggle can ever be separated from class struggle. This is a rich and challenging discussion about Black self determination, revolutionary thought, and the global influence of Garvey’s Pan-African vision.