Are there any videos of this online? Seems like the bland cattle-drive protests here in the States could use some of this.
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Are there any videos of this online? Seems like the bland cattle-drive protests here in the States could use some of this.
"I learned during [the fight against the colonial war in Algeria] that political conviction is not a question of numbers, of majority. Because at the beginning of the Algerian war, we were really very few against the war. It was a lesson for me; you have to do something when you think it's a necessity, when it's right, without caring about the numbers." - Alain Badiou
That's what I've found on utube
Toyi Toyi
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Toyi poetry
I submit that (such) nations are amoral, anachronistic, and supremely mischievous, since they do not only make wars possible, but also prevent diplomacy and politics from playing the rule they should. -Edward Said
The more powerful and original a mind , the more incline the more incline towards the religion of solitude. -Aldous Huxley
veritas lux mea.
I think those are videos of a music group named Toyi Toyi, not the dance itself. But, thanks for looking!
Here's an excerpt about the toyi-toyi from a movie review of Amandla!, a documentary on the role of music in the anti-apartheid struggle:
I can't believe there isn't a single video of this anywhere online!
"I learned during [the fight against the colonial war in Algeria] that political conviction is not a question of numbers, of majority. Because at the beginning of the Algerian war, we were really very few against the war. It was a lesson for me; you have to do something when you think it's a necessity, when it's right, without caring about the numbers." - Alain Badiou
Toyi-Toyi @ the SONA RALLY SF! 07.23.07
Toyi-Toyi Rally Chant at the OUST THE ASWANG RALLY! in front of the Philippine Consulate in San Francisco 07.23.07
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fm00zId5NRs
"I learned during [the fight against the colonial war in Algeria] that political conviction is not a question of numbers, of majority. Because at the beginning of the Algerian war, we were really very few against the war. It was a lesson for me; you have to do something when you think it's a necessity, when it's right, without caring about the numbers." - Alain Badiou