« A tree that doesn’t know how to dance is taught by the wind ».
Ekpenyong ANI and Katharina OGUNTOYE are respectively members of ADEFRA and ISD, two organizations born from the Afro-German women’s movement. They tell us about the history of black peoples in Germany, self-definition and their whole struggle. Listen →
« Even dry, the river keeps the same name ».
Cases Rebelles n°29 is a Harlem, New-York, special. Meet JOSEPH « JAZZ » HAYDEN activist against police brutality and prison. TINA REYNOLDS and VIKKI LAW, from WORTH, an association of currently and formerly incarcerated women, talk about their work and their fights about women and incarceration. Listen →
« If you starve quietly, that’s called peace ».
Cases Rebelles n°18 is with BOOTS RILEY, from The Coup. He talks about his song « Me and Jesus the Pimp… » (that we translated in program n°2), storytelling, writing and hip-hop history. He also discusses current projects and his involvement in Occupy Oakland movement. Listen →