Right Wing Billionaires Koch Brothers Attacked MLK. Now the Kochs are funding Atlanta’s Cop City in Honor of Him

The controversial Cop City project continues ahead full steam. Right-wing, fascist Georgia governor Brian Kemp, has decided that the project will be completed by any means [...]
Interview with Community Movement Builder’s Organizing Director Jasmine Burnett.

Introduce yourself: I’m Jasmine with Community Movement Builders and I’m the organizing director. How would you define “organizing”? Organizing is the [...]
On Ending the Police Occupation and Terrorism Against Black People

OUR DEMANDS A People-Powered Solution Community Movement Builders agree with the people’s demand not only to de-fund and eventually abolish the police force, but also call [...]
From Atlanta To Memphis We Demand Justice – Stop Cop City

The Atlanta Police Chief, Mayor Dickens, Governor Kemp, and others in positions of power have tried todemonize the Stop Cop City/Defend the Forest movement any way they can; [...]
What Jay Z’s Meltdown Shows Us About Capitalism

A few weeks ago, Jay Z got it in his head that ‘capitalist’ was just a ‘new slur they invented to keep the black man down’ or whatever. Why would he think this? As [...]

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Radio Interview – IMIXWHATILIKE – Kamau Franklin On The 50th March On Washington

Posted on August 29, 2013 by Community Movement Builders in Press // 0 Comments

IMIXWHATILIKE – Kamau Franklin On The 50th March On Washington

Radio Interview – IMIXWHATI LIKE – Lawyer and activist Kamau Franklin returned to discuss his latest piece, “The Post-Mortem on The March “with” Washington – A Reinvented Martin Luther King, Jr. “ Hear him previously on the program discuss Black August, his philosophy of law and its particular impact on African people.

About Community Movement Builders (158 Articles)

Community Movement Builders (CMB) is a member-based collective of black people dedicated to being a force for creating sustainable self-determining communities through cooperative economic advancement and collective community organizing. Our mission is rooted in Black love and equity. Grassroots Thinking is our newsletter/community blog about our work and movement activity