Patrick Carroll·Oct 25Deathly ImageryIn their poem “Way out West”, Amiri Baraka uses simple diction to invoke a simple yet complex image of death.A response icon1A response icon1
Sam Fairbanks·Oct 22Mass Culture, illusion, and political awakening in Amiri Baraka’s “in memory of radio” and “Dope”Amiri Baraka’s use of radio and popular culture references is not a mirror, exercise and nostalgia, but rather an analytical weapon to…A response icon1A response icon1
Stratum.·Mar 11Baraka e a vanguarda revolucionária do jazzUm tema instrumental pode ter uma relevância política maior que letras engajadas?
Joseph Quick·Mar 4Safe With His Words: The Didactic Trap of Andre Gaines’s Dutchman (2025)The TL;DR: From Screams to Study Guides
InAfroSapiophilebyLola, La Revolution·Jul 2, 2024Reflecting on Amiri Baraka’s, ‘Somebody Blew Up America’Being a free thinker is dangerousA response icon2A response icon2
Alyssa Blanco·Mar 4, 2024To Love or To Lose: Amiri Baraka’s “In Memory of Radio”Amiri Baraka is a poet who takes after famous Beat poets such as Jack Kerouac. Baraka has evident criticism against Western society and…
InThe Beat MixtapesbyBella Scavo·Mar 4, 2024Viva La Vie BohemeAmiri Baraka (also known as Leroi Jones) was a founding member of the Black Arts Movement. An inspiration to many, he was never afraid to…A response icon1A response icon1
