Black Lives Matter and The Black Panther Party: Understanding Their Similarities, Differences, And Their Impact On Society

Today’s Black Lives Matter Movement and the 1960s and 1970s Black Panther Party have achieved so much progress over the years. Both Movements were conceived 50 years apart, [...]
Reassessing Political Education

We are truly living in an age when information has become more easily accessible than it has ever been, but concurrently, a disdain for knowledge has become all the more [...]
We Charge Genocide

I wish there was more conversation around the lack of human rights protection of Black people in America. Black people have been at the hands of human rights abuses since our [...]
You Can’t Abolish the States Institutions without Abolishing the State that Created Them

In deciding to suggest abolition can be achieved by an attack on the institutions of the state while leaving the state in place creates a cognitive dissonance on why the [...]
A Series of Poems

TRIP TO THE INTERNATIONAL SLAVERY MUSEUM, LIVERPOOL In the evening gray, beside the sea,the dry docks are empty; there’s a nip in the air and someone I know is holdingher [...]

Rapheal Randall

LIBERATORY EDUCATION: CULTIVATING HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

March 20, 2018 // 1 Comment

Rapheal Randall originally drafted this piece during the fall of 2017, this document represents an attempt to theoretically articulate the vision driving Youth United for [...]

COMMUNITY CONTROL: REVITALIZATION & REUSE OF HUMAN POTENTIAL THROUGH SCHOOLS

April 6, 2016 // 0 Comments

This talk was given by Rapheal Randall as part of the “Justice + Space II” conference’s “Revitalization / Reuse” panel, held at the University of Pennsylvania on [...]

IN LOVE WITH THE IDEA OF DIRTY VISIONS

April 13, 2015 // 1 Comment

Great new essay by guest writer Rapheal Randall on inspiration, change, music and the movement. “I can tell they’re looking at us…” December 15, 2014. I’m [...]