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Internal Security Threats Ft. Arundhati Roy

from 99​:​1 Looking Forward Back And Now by Hyp

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Excerpts from a talk by Arundhati Roy

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Well, I must say that, you know….people who are privileged are also the ones who are most hopeless and the most easily decide that there's no hope.

(Fight The Power!)

But the point is that, the alternative and the hope is not gonna come from the people who designed the system and who profit from the system in the first place.

(Fight The Power!)

It is going to come from the people who have been left out of it and they're going to say: enough!
No, you cannot have our bauxite.
You cannot have our rivers.
You cannot have our mountains.
Manage with what you've got!

And when that begins to unfold, you know, there will be a domino effect and people will have to find different ways of managing.

(Laura Flanders): It sounds like you're encouraging us all to go where the internal security threat is said to be.

Well you know….we must all become internal security threats.

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from 99​:​1 Looking Forward Back And Now, released June 16, 2017

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Hyp of Triple Ave/Subterraneanz/Exile Society Oakland, California

Hyp hails from the early 90's Boston-Roxbury MA Hip-Hop scene. First with his brothers as the group Exile Society, then on to a collective in Oakland CA with The Subterraneanz, and later with the group Triple Ave.
Hyp manages a program working with people returning to the community from Bay Area, CA jails and prisons. Now Hyp combines music and restorative justice as a path to liberation.
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