PBOS 2005: Jacoby Carter interviews Lucius Outlaw

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This 28-minute video excerpt preserves the heart of Cornel West’s keynote address at PBOS X (2003). (Click here for Streaming Video, Real Media, 55mb)

“We must be committed to confrontations with evils we cannot end.”
New York Regent Adelaide Sanford speaks at PBOS X (2003), Rutgers-Newark. [22:13 minutes]
(Click here for mp3 streaming audio; 20.8 mb)
First Posted: 23-Jan-2004

Conference coordinator J. Everet Green talks with Darryl Scriven about the history of Philosophy Born of Struggle. (Click here for audio, 11:21, mp3, 10mb)

In this 12-minute video excerpt from keynote night at PBOS X, Leonard Harris introduces the audience to Cornel West and philosophy as a way of life. Anna Stubblefield introduces Professor Harris (Click here for video, Real Media, 24mb)

Poet activist Sonia Sanchez rocks the room at the Tenth Anniversary Conference of Philosophy Born of Struggle. (Click here for Video, 29:31, 50mb, RealMedia).

In this four-minute audio excerpt from a talk at PBOS X, Maulana Ron Karenga talks about terms of struggle and violence (Click here for audio, mp3, 4.5mb)
In this four-minute follow-up interview, Karenga speaks about the possibility of self definition (Click here for audio, mp3, 4mb)

In this six-minute interview, Frank Kirkland speaks with Darryl Scriven about Africana Philosophy (Click here for audio, mp3, 5.9mb)

In this five-minute audio excerpt from a talk at PBOS X, Frank Kirkland discusses the tough question of the relationship between violence and struggle, with special reference to ends articulated by Frederick Douglass (Click here for audio, mp3, 4.6mb)

In this 11-minute interview with Darryl Scriven conducted at PBOS X, Lewis Gordon speaks about Africana Philosophy today (Click here for audio, mp3, 10.6mb)