Tag: j. cole

• Conversations: For Kia and Steven

  

  As the co-director of a CUNY undergraduate program, I have been fortunate to meet some amazing young people, who teach and inspire me. I had a conversation with two of them, Kia and Steven along with my director Lauren (aka L-Boogie/Boogs). At one point, Steven confesses that he appreciates his conversations with Kia because it…

  kashema

  July 25, 2020

  observations

  audre lorde, conversations, j. cole, James Baldwin, Kia, no name, race, stereotypes, Steven

• Makaveli vs Machiavelli: A Comparative Analysis

  

  It’s been 19 years since his demise, yet Tupac Shakur’s influence can still be seen and heard today. This infographic looks at lyrics from his album, The Don Killuminati: 7 Day Theory (released under the alias Makaveli) and political theorist Niccolo Machiavelli and excerpts from his most famous work, The Prince. “Life Goes On” (Intro) The Prince (Il…

  kashema

  September 13, 2015

  creative, infographic

  2pac, 50 Cent, 7 day theory, brendas got a baby, don killuminati, enlightenment, francis bacon, geronimo prattt, hip hop, infographic, j. cole, keep ya head up, kendrick lamar, lyrics, machiavelli, makaveli, mumia abu jamal, mutulu shakur, nikki giovanni, political theory, rap, renaissance, robert greene, sekou odinga, the 48 laws of power, the prince, thug life, tupac shakur, vatican