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Our October 2021 selection
10 November 2021, by PeopleKonsian

En ce mois d’octobre 2021, le groupe de travail hip hop et mouvements sociaux revient avec une sélection de clips, entretiens et reportages mettant en avant des artistes engagés de tous horizons. Au programme, rappeuse afghane engagée, collectif d’artistes péruviens, album hommage à la mémoire des peuples autochtones du Canada, entretien avec le rappeur libanais El Rass et bien d’autres.
Our June Selection
28 July 2021, by PeopleKonsian

In this June 2021 selection: a compilation in support of Spanish rapper Pablo Hasél, Palestinian rappers as catalysts for mobilisation, interviews with committed hip hop artists who use their music as a tool for resistance and emancipation.
Our March Selection
30 March 2021, by PeopleKonsian

This dossier on hip hop and social movements presents different artists whose music is closely linked to their political and activist commitment. Their music and lyrics are inextricably linked to their origins and the struggles for the rights of their communities that stem from them.
Our October Selection
19 November 2020, by PeopleKonsian

The Hip Hop and Social Movements working group has selected several links to interviews, radio shows and artist clips. The idea is to continue to make a little tour through several countries and themes, while varying the release dates and media.
Portavoz, the rap of the other Chile
5 September 2019, by PeopleKonsian

The Chilean conscious/political rap scene has always had an important place in the development of rap in this country where it has accompanied and participated in many struggles. Interviewed by the Diálogo 1 newspaper, rapper Portavoz looks back at rap and struggle, rap as a struggle.
Interview of the rapper M-1 (Dead Prez) on Assata Shakur
8 March 2019, by Collectif angles morts, PeopleKonsian

In this interview conducted in July 2005, M-1 of the Dead Prez group presents the "Hands off Assata" campaign, launched following the US government’s $1 million bounty on Assata Shakur’s head on May 2, 2005.
Protests, proposals, processes: Solidarity and counter-cultural resistance, Lima-Peru
25 October 2018, by Palante BBK

Complete documentary (105 minutes) self-produced by Palante BBK in 2017 with the participation of more than 25 collectives and initiatives.

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