mumia-themovie.com — "A compelling documentary about a riveting historical figure... The narrative line is like a tone poem, with a who’s who of storytellers woven by Vittoria into a coherent narrative, with each one playing a brilliantly cast role: their own."-Eric Mann, War Resisters League   “After 30 years in prison, Mumia Abu-Jamal still has the ability to provoke, educate and inspire, for those willing to listen. Attempts to silence Abu-Jamal—and the powers that be are nothing if not persistent—have failed. Through interviews and readings from his books (written in longhand, without benefit of online resources), his voice comes through clear as a bell in this inspiring portrait that throws a powerful punch for freedom of expression and democracy. Obscured in the long-standing controversy over his conviction for the shooting death of a Philadelphia police officer in 1981, and his adoption as a bumper-sticker symbol of injustice and racism, has been the fact that Abu-Jamal was and is a gifted journalist and brilliant writer. A potent chorus of prominent voices (comprised of Cornel West, Alice Walker, Dick Gregory, Angela Davis, Amy Goodman and others) lends fine support, but it’s the words and insights of the man himself that stick with you.” — Film Critic Michael Fox

lookingbacklookingforward.com —  Looking Back Looking Forward (LBLF) originated  as a weekend, news round-up, discussion programme on Newstalk 93 FM radio (Jamaica ) in 2007.  After four years, LBLF grew to become the station’s and the country’s number one listened to current affairs programme.  It also developed a large and loyal  international  following.   LBLF, conceived, produced and hosted by Lloyd D’Aguilar was discontinued in March 2011 after D’Aguilar was summarily fired by Newstalk at the instigation of the country’s Broadcasting Commission for speaking out against the firing of fellow talk show host  Kingsley Ragshanti Stewart from Nationwide News radio, also at the  instigation of the Broadcasting Commission.   D’Aguilar has since been prevented from working at another radio station by the Broadcasting Commission.   Undaunted by the heavy hand of censorship, LBLF represents a transition to this new uncensored internet format to continue the mission of facilitating radical discussion of international and local Jamaican politics.

bigupradio.com — Big Up Radio :: Streaming Reggae Music, Radio, Videos and more   Big Up Radio started streaming a single reggae dancehall station in 1999.  Bigupra­dio, Inc. was incorporated on May 5, 2003 in an effort to make reg­gae music avail­able to any­one with an Inter­net con­nec­tion world­wide.   Bigupra­dio has since grown into 7 reg­gae inter­net radio sta­tions.  Those sta­tions are dance­hall, roots, dub, ska, lovers rock, soca and reg­gae­ton.  These reg­gae radio sta­tions broad­cast 24/7 and can be found on iTunes, AOL Radio, Shout­cast, Real Player and even on Nokia Mobile Radio, UPSnap, SpodRadio. and iPhone app.

bettysdaughterarts.com — Betty's Daughter Arts Collaborative, LLC is a cultural arts direct action group that inspires, enlivens and incites justice and transformation of individuals and communities through creativity, cultural arts and radical expressiveness.Our VisionBetty's Daughter Arts Collaborative envisions and works for a world where cultural and artistic practice envelops and sustains wellness and justice movements for individuals and communities.

messagemediaed.org — Our vision is to close the digital divide and increase leadership and innovation in the  African American community. We aim to  cultivate the capacity in youth, adults and seniors of African descent to skillfully diversify, lead and innovate in the 21st Century community, classroom and workplace.

freedomarchives.org — The Freedom Archives contains over 10,000 hours of audio and video tapes. These recordings date from the late-60s to the mid-90s and chronicle the progressive history of the Bay Area, the United States, and international solidarity movements. The collection includes weekly news/ poetry/ music programs broadcast on several educational radio stations; in-depth interviews and reports on social and cultural issues; diverse activist voices; original and recorded music, poetry, original sound collages; and an extensive La Raza collection. These materials constitute a compelling record of 40 years of recorded sound, images and cultural diversity. The music/poetry mixes, production techniques, and sound collages represent an innovative contribution to the art of radio and the cultural ambiance of "the 60s" and subsequent decades.

blackagendareport.com — In the fall of  2006, Glen Ford, Bruce Dixon, Margaret Kimberley and Leutisha Stills of CBC Monitor left Black Commentator, which Ford had co-founded and edited since 2002, and launched Black Agenda Report.

anunlikelywarrior.com — Herman Ferguson, 90 years young, was a dedicated colleague of Malcolm X. Unlike the stereotypical Malcolm X devotee, painted by the media of the time as a ghetto dwelling sub-working class malcontent, Ferguson was the example of a successful, well-educated suburban family man who gravitated to Malcolm X in the social ferment of the early 1960s. In the process, he self-consciously sacrificed his American dream for a Black revolutionary vision.