Iansá Mag

creative insurgency in print. connecting the diaspora through youth culture, sound, style and the Black radical tradition. #BRMM

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BRMM is a coalition that seeks to unite those committed to developing Black radical media as a weapon of struggle via journalism, political education, propaganda, design, film, audio, and organized communications work.

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Our budget might be a nickel and a dream but good politics and love for revolution is priceless!

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When standing against oppression, one must never forget the words, “I see nothing but beauty.”

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Read Iansá.

We publish good work, and unlike other publications we HATE colonialism.

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Instead of reading whatever this is, please read this transcript we published back in March from an interview between Chris Smalls and Rashad Reza:

https://t.co/ONXiHQvkxf

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Chris Smalls shot to prominence for playing a key role in the shock union win at a New York Amazon warehouse. He was charismatic and energetic at a time labor needed both.

But in the years since, his own ego has overwhelmed his political contributions. https://t.co/OhMu1dVEFf

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A few of our favorite excerpts from our EIC’s interview with the Path of Malcolm Foundation (@PathOfmalcolm) 🇮🇷 x ❤️🖤💚

Read it here: https://t.co/hN7IJy4RWq

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Heb Braggs returns with Part IV of “The War of Terror Started in 1441,” a continuing series examining the roots of imperial violence, colonialism, and racial terror beyond the timelines imposed by the West.

Read now on Iansá: https://t.co/mvQYkJSDbT

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Introducing Combat Literature, our newest written column by Jasiri Nyerere.

Beginning with “African Internationalism or Annihilation,” this new series explores revolutionary theory, anti-imperialist struggle, and the intellectual traditions that shape movements for liberation across the African world.

Live now on Iansá: https://t.co/oC5JrtSAHB

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“The marathon continues.”

Iansá Editor-in-Chief Maryam Azeeza Muhammad speaks with Erfan “Baroot” Nikookalam of the @PathOfMalcolm Foundation in Iran about Malcolm X, revolutionary martyrdom, Palestine, Black radicalism, and international resistance.

Read it here: https://t.co/dVIejZeNDW