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Atlanta-based filmmaker, author, and media creator Rahiem Shabazz describes his new book, Radical Hope in the 21st Century, as “a battle manual for Black survival and Black victory in an age designed to exhaust us,” not a piece of motivational fluff or detached academic theory. The book, he explains, is a clear-eyed declaration that Black people are “still here, still thinking, still building, and still refusing to submit to systems that profit from our despair.”

Radical Hope: Rahiem Shabazz Turns Outrage Into Blueprint For Black Liberation Atlanta filmmaker delivers blueprint for self-determination and resistance in new manifesto A battle manual for Black survival Atlanta-based filmmaker

✨ Big News! ✨
�Rahiem Shabazz’s Radical Hope In The 21st Century is now available at Culture Connection 360 in both Chicago & Atlanta! 📚🔥

📍 Chicago: 400 W 71st St, Chicago, IL 60621
�📍 Atlanta: 2051 Godby Rd, Suite 18, Atlanta, GA 30349

Stop by, grab your copy, and experience a powerful blueprint for resilience and transformation in today’s world. 💡✊🏽

📚 ATLANTA STAND UP! Radical Hope In The 21st Century Is Now Available at These Local Bookstores 🖤✊🏾

I’m proud to announce that Radical Hope In The 21st Century is now stocked at some of Atlanta’s dopest independent bookstores, spaces that uplift Black voices, preserve culture, and push truth forward.

Support local. Support literature. Support legacy.

📍 Here’s where you can grab your copy:
🛒 [Medu Bookstore]–
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Tag the shop when you stop by, and post a picture of your purchase.

In this episode of Spiritual Warfare on Black Identity, we uncover the deep and often invisible battle waged against the Black soul. This is more than politics or economics, this is a war on the spirit. We explore how colonization, media, religion, and capitalism conspire to fracture the Black identity, creating confusion, self-hatred, and spiritual disconnection. Full Video on YouTube

Spiritual Warfare On Black Identity In this episode of Spiritual Warfare on Black Identity, we uncover the deep and often invisible battle waged against the Black soul. This is more than politi...

Join us for a special book signing event with acclaimed author Rahiem Shabazz, featuring his powerful new work, Radical Hope in the 21st Century. Come out to Nubian Bookstore on Saturday, June 21, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM for an afternoon of inspiration, conversation, and community.

📍 Location: Nubian Bookstore
🕐 Time: 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
📅 Date: Saturday, June 21, 2025
📚 Featured Book: Radical Hope in the 21st Century
✒️ Author: Rahiem Shabazz

Radical Hope in the 21st Century – A Blueprint for Black Liberation

This is not just a book—it’s a weapon, a shield, and a battle cry for our people. Radical Hope in the 21st Century arms you with the knowledge, strategy, and unapologetic power to dismantle oppressive systems and build a future where Black liberation is not a dream but a reality.

We are the revolution. We are the future. Order your copy now and step into the fight.

No more waiting. No more asking. The time is NOW.

https://www.amazon.com/Radical-Hope-Century-Rahiem-Shabazz/dp/B0F1W5MQHT

Before the Cassie tapes and all the scandal, I interviewed "Relentless Aaron" about his book titled, "The Night Puff Tried To Kill Me" -

Relentless Aaron's Shocking Encounter with Sean 'Puffy' Combs; The Night Puff Tried To Kill Me Filmmaker and journalist Rahiem Shabazz engages in a conversation with Relentless Aaron, also known by his pen name DeWitt Gilmore, a New Yo...

Did Trump just say, “Run Spot Run”
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Remember, Lil Wayne said he don’t believe racism exist and doesn't feel connected to the Black Lives Matter movement.

"I don't feel connected to a damn thing that ain't got nothing to do with me," Lil Wayne told ABC News' Linsey Davis. "You feeling connected to something that ain't got nothing to do with you? If it ain't got nothing to do with me, I ain't connected to it."

"I'm connected to my **** flag," Lil Wayne said. "I'm a gangbanger, man. I'm connected."

Let them white folks be upset and protest for him to perform at the Super Bowl.

“I just told you a little while ago these leaders that they call leaders included Lena Horne this included Dick Gregory and this included comedians comics trumpet players baseball players show me in the white community where a comedian is a white leader show me in the white community where our singer is a white leader or a dancer or a trumpet player is a white leader these aren't leaders these are puppets and clowns that have been set up over the white community and are over the black community by the white community and have been made celebrities and usually say exactly what they know that the white man wants to hear.” -Malcolm X-

Happy Heavenly Birthday to my brother, Joe Da Boss. Today would've been your 58th birthday, and it's been 8 years since you made your transition. Time may pass, but the love and memories we share remain as strong as ever. Every year on this day, we celebrate your life with laughter, stories, and cherished memories. The first few years were filled with pain and aching hearts, but with strength and resilience, we’ve found a way to make it bearable. Yet, no day is ever the same without you.

The picture I posted is of me and my son celebrating your life on the first anniversary of your passing. We honor you every year, and though you are missed beyond words, your spirit lives on in everything we do. Rest in power, brother. You are forever in our hearts.

"I believe in arousing the minds of poor slaves and I will not cease stirring them up until there is not a chain or a fetter to be seen."
-Prophet Nat Turner-