The Kings and Queens of Black Consciousness

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Name: X, Marvin, 1944- (Film producer,Speaker); San Francisco State University. Black Studies Department (Organizer); San Francisco State University. School of Ethnic Studies (Organizer); San Francisco State University (Host institution); Kugichagulia, Pravia (Performer); Earl-Bozeman, Andriette (Performer); Lewis, J. Tarika (Performer); Hare, Julia (Speaker); Baraka, Amina (Performer); X, Nefertiti (Performer); Avotcia (Performer); Celeste, Suezzette (Performer); Wongozi, Rudi (Performer); Williams, Cecil, 1929- (Speaker); Touré, Askia M. (Performer); Bey, Elliot (Performer); Baraka, Amiri, 1934-2014 (Speaker,Former owner); West, Cornel (Speaker); Reed, Ishmael, 1938- (Speaker); Salaam, Kalamu ya, 1947- (Speaker); Grier, Geoffrey (Film producer); James, Leroy (Film producer)
Title: The Kings and Queens of Black Consciousness
Abstract: "A Marvin X production in association with the Black Studies Department and the School of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University. Sunday, April 1, 2001 3-7pm, McKenna Theatre - San Francisco University"
Collection Name: Amiri Baraka Papers
Archival Context: Series VIII: Audio/Visual. VHS. Box no. 82B
Subjects: African American arts
Format: video recordings
Genre: Filmed performances; Popular music; Spoken word poetry; Speeches
Publication Information: Recovery Theatre: San Francisco (Calif.). 2001
Date: 2001
Physical Description: 1 video file (72 minutes)
Note: Original format: VHS
Note (Credits): editors JR from Black Hole Films, Ptah Allah-El ; cameramen Tracy Mitchell, Toussaint Haki, Ken Johnson, Mazyck ; stage manager Ayodele Nzinga ; MC Lothario Lotho ; Queens Pravia Kugichagulia, griot, poet musician, Destiny, harpist, Andriette Earl-Boz eman, practitioner, Tarika Lewis, violinist, Dr. Julia Hare, educator, Amina Baraka, poet, singer, Nefertiti X, writer, Avotcia, poet, activist, Suezzette Celeste, chair of Recovery Theatre ; Kings, Rudi Wongozi, pianist, Rev. Cecil Williams, Glide Memorial Church, Askia M. Toure, poet, activist, Elliot Bey, keyboards, Amiri Baraka, poet, playwright, activist, Dr. Cornel West, Professor of Divinity, Harvard University, Ishmael Reed, poet, playwright, novelist, U.C. Berkeley, Kalamu Ya Salaam, poet, activist, Marvin X, poet, playwright, producer, director of Recovery Theatre ; Geofery Grier, associate producer, Leroy James, Associate Producer
Language: English
Library Location: Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Browse Location’s Digital Content
Also In: Amiri Baraka Papers and Audio-Visual Collection; Time-Based Media; Time-Based Media
Copyright Status: In Copyright
Persistent URL: https://dx.doi.org/10.7916/d8-r0z3-h574