Aron & LaToya Castlin
Aron & LaToya Castlin
Spoken Words, What We Gona Do"
Spoken Words, What We Gona Do"
Spoken Words, What We Gona Do"
Monday 26th July 2021
Akili's spoken word poetry 'What we gonna do?' on Breaking Chains Mending Minds reflects on survival, resistance, and systemic oppression.
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Get the buttons here!Echoes of Resistance: Akili's Poetic Call to Action
We fought, we struggled, we lived, we died for freedom and peace.
What happens when words become a lifeline in the fight against oppression? In this episode of 'Breaking Chains Mending Minds', Akili takes center stage with his spoken word piece, 'What we gonna do?'. His poetry is more than just words; it's a vivid tapestry of struggle, unity, and the relentless spirit of revolutionary movements.
Through evocative imagery and stirring metaphors, Akili transports listeners to a time when communities stood shoulder to shoulder against systemic injustice, bound by the unbreakable ties of brotherhood and sisterhood. Hosts Aron and LaToya Castlin enrich the experience by diving deep into the themes of Akili's work. They explore the harsh realities of the prison industrial complex and its devastating impact on communities of color. The discussion also highlights the critical role of support networks in battling systemic oppression.
This episode isn't just about poetry; it's about the enduring power of resistance and the human spirit's resilience. Akili's words remind us that our voices matter and that standing up against injustice is a collective effort. Whether you're a spoken word enthusiast or someone seeking inspiration in the fight for a better world, this episode offers a compelling and heartfelt message that resonates deeply.
Tune in to hear Akili's powerful call to action and join the conversation on survival, resistance, and hope.