Hip-Hop has the ability to bring people together, to spread messages, and to cause some major trouble. Our crew spoke to Sima Lee, a DC rapper and anarchist about growing up and being influenced by hip hop culture, and how this subculture has changed throughout the years.
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A hip hop collaboration between subMedia and one of our favourite rhymespitters in Turtle Island, Lee Reed.
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This installment of Trouble is subMedia’s 35-minute love letter to radical hip hop
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Burning Cop Car is back to warm up your fall, and give you some radical beats to get in shape and stay in the fight.
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In this month’s episode of Trouble, subMedia explores hip hop as a potent site of revolutionary politics, drawing on the first-hand knowledge and experiences of some of Turtle Island’s baddest grassroots emcees.
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In this episode of TFN, Stim loses his shit while discussing Trump’s ongoing legal shenanigans, leading to an important announcement.
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This morning in Montreal, over 20 migrant justice activists locked down the headquarters of Canadian Border Services (CBSA)
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On the day before the Unite the Right 2 march in Charlottesville, VA, the state’s governor has declared a state of emergency, and the city has been placed on full lock-down. Video ninja Jake Westly Anderson provides a quick view at a city on kinfe’s edge. Check in tomorrow for a full video report on
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Video Ninja Jake Westly Anderson went to Portland on August 4th, to cover the confrontation between anti-fascists and Patriot Prayer and filed this report
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