Theory Thursday: Malcolm X in Kenya Pt. 2
Last month, we explored Malcolm X’s powerful visit to Kenya and how his meetings with Mau Mau revolutionaries deepened his Pan-African vision and helped shape… Read More
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25th Anniversary Reprint of the People’s College Malcolm X Study Guide
Access and download the study guide here: This study guide was written in 1989 by Abdul Alkalimat as part of the practice of Peoples… Read More
Theory Thursday: Malcolm X in Kenya Pt. 1
This session dives into Malcolm X’s Pan-Africanism and his lesser-known trip to Kenya, where he met with revolutionaries, including the Mau Mau movement. We’ll explore how… Read More
Voter’s Guide Workshop – Understanding the Candidates
As we approach another critical election, it’s time to break down the presidential candidates. From major party contenders like Kamala Harris (Democratic Party) and Donald… Read More
Theory Thursday: Are Athletes Workers?
While professional athletes may earn significantly more than the average person, they still receive only a fraction of what team owners make. Meanwhile, college athletes… Read More
Theory Thursday: Million Dollar Slaves?
With Kendrick Lamar’s recent Super Bowl performance announcement and Tyreek Hill’s brutal arrest captured on camera, the start of the NFL season has us grappling… Read More
Theory Thursday: Black Independent Political Power
Black Men Build believes that building and attaining power is the only way that Black people will shape our collective destiny. However, when we say… Read More
Theory Thursday: Healing During WARTIME
One of our themes this year at Black Men Build is “Healing During WARTIME.” But what does that mean?… Read More
Theory Thursday: The History of Black Worker Power
Session One: Thursday, May 16 at 7PM ET {RSVP} Join us for this month’s Theory Thursday series on the history of Black Worker Power. Read More
BMB Power 50 STL
sent and future of St. Louis. We honor our Black family that represents all walks of life and service that are contributing to the Black Community in St. Louis being powerful and pushing forward our culture. Read More
