Activist, journalist and scholar Rosa Clemente sat down with Jared Ball for this extended 3-part interview about her life, work and politics. See part two here. See part three here. Jared A. Ball is a father and husband. After that he is a multimedia host, producer, journalist and educator. Ball is also a founder of
During their recent trip to Cleveland at the Black Lives Matter convention, Hard Knock Radio caught up with former Green Party vice presidential candidate Rosa Clemente and talk to her about the intersection of those who identify as Afro-Latino and the Black Lives Matter Movement.
“Generation to Generation: Two influential and inspiring social activists, Grace Lee Boggs and Rosa Clemente, discuss their causes and what motivates them.” Broadcasted on MSNBC. Invite Rosa Clemente to moderate, host or speak at your event: Name:(required) Email:(required) Speaking Date: About Your Organization, School or Program:(required) Submit
Rosa Clemente discusses her awakening to ethnicity and race and how education leads the path to liberation. Published on Atlanta Black Star – video by Dash Harris. Invite Rosa Clemente to moderate, host or speak at your event: Name:(required) Email:(required) Speaking Date: About Your Organization, School or Program:(required) Submit
In case you missed it, hip-hop scholar and activist Rosa Clemente talked at length about Afro-Latina identity at Cal State Los Angeles. It’s a perspective that’s worth resurfacing given all the recent hoopla about Latinos identifying as white. In it, she talks about placing Afro-Latinos within the black radical tradition.
“We need a very serious and healing discussion on depression for the Hip Hop generation. As one who suffers from depression myself, it breaks my heart to see those lose this very difficult and often lonely battle.” – After hearing of Chris Lighty’s death 8/30/12 Right now I should be finishing a paper for my
