SHE’S SLAMMIN’ – A look back at past TRIBES TV Episodes

Watch Episode  6, SHE’S SLAMMIN’

http://blip.tv/tribes-tv-visit-tribesentertainmentcom/she-s-slammin-4199078

TRIBES TV takes viewers on a journey into the world of slam poetry, as some of the most renowned female poets from across the country travel to Atlanta, Georgia to compete in the all-female Rough Language Poetry Slam Competition. Featuring spoken word poetry diva Queen Sheba; R&B artist and music producer Phillippia Williams; radio personality Dia Easley from “The Show”; performances by Krystle wit an “e”; Corrina Delgado, Audaciously Speaking, T. Miller and many more. Runtime 21 minutes. A TRIBES Entertainment Film in association with Rough Language and High Impact Multimedia.

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Day 7: Achieving your creative dreams…

Happy New Year, TRIBES Family!

2012 is upon us and it is time, once again, to look back at the year past as we make plans for the future. What will you do in the coming year to make your creative dreams come true?

Day 4: Rape for Ratings:

Day 4: Thursday, December 29, 2011 

  • Rape for Ratings: Is the explosion of sexualized violence on the big and small screen representative of a monstrous reality, a Hollywood S&M fantasy, or an effective suggestion that is self-promoting? Is the plight of women and all who desire peace and equality hurt, helped, or untouched by these images? Talk Back!

 Photo” From“The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo”

Day 3: Interrogating the Source!

Day 3: Wednesday, December 28, 2011

  • Interrogating the Source: Are citizens more or less informed in the information age? Specifically, have you heard the Illuminati Conspiracy Theory? Or theories linking the Brotherhood of Freemasonry and Devil worship? Are JayZ and Kanye West in a secret society? Is there a need to debunk all this nonsense or is there some other way to better serve truth and knowledge? Talk Back!

Day 2: The MAD Choir: Controversial video rants go viral.

The MAD Choir: Controversial video rants go viral. Check out the Black Women’s Manifesto video below and let us know what you think. What responsibility do artists, celebrities, and public figures have (if any) to their communities of belonging? To society, in general? Preaching to the choir or promoting stereotypes? What do you think?

New Years Forum Tentative Topics. Talk Back!

New Years Forum Topics. Talk Back!

Day 2: Tuesday, December 27, 2011

  • The MAD Choir: Controversial video rants go viral. Check out the Black Women’s Manifesto and let us know what you think. What responsibility do artists, celebrities, and public figures have (if any) to their communities of belonging? To society, in general? Preaching to the choir or promoting stereotypes? What do you think?

Day 3: Wednesday, December 28, 2011

  • Interrogating the Source: Are citizens more or less informed in the information age? Specifically, have you heard the Illuminati Conspiracy Theory? Or theories linking the Brotherhood of Freemasonry and Devil worship? Are JayZ and Kanye West in a secret Society? Is there a need to debunk all this nonsense or is there some other way to better serve truth and knowledge?

Day 4: Thursday, December 29, 2011 

  • Rape for Ratings: Is the explosion of sexualized violence on the big and small screen representative of a monstrous reality, a Hollywood S&M fantasy, or an effective suggestion that is self-promoting? Is the plight of women and all who desire peace and equality hurt, helped, or untouched by these images? Photo” From “The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo”.

Day 5: Friday, December 30, 2011

  • Sports: ACC Hoops and the NFL Post-Season. Who are your favorites to win?

 Day 6: Saturday, December 31, 2011

  • New Year’s Eve TRIBES-Style: What will you be doing to bring in 2012?

Day 7:  Sunday, January 1, 2012

  • Planning for Your Dreams: How will you pursue your dreams and achieve your goals in the coming year?

Day 8:  Monday, January 2! , 2012

  • Coming Spring 2012 to TRIBES Magazine: Women in Hip Hop! Who are your favorite female MCs, both past and present? Share your memories related to women in hip hop (where were you the first time you heard Salt and Pepa?) and/or tell us about the unsung female MCs blowing up your speakers.

Calling all female MCs and women involved in the making of hip hop music and culture! Post your work.

Talk back!!! And Stay tuned.

TRIBES Magazine New Years Forum

Here at TRIBES Central, we are ever at work preparing for the next issue of the magazine where we will continue to showcase independent artists, arts events of interest to our readers and the social themes that unite these contemporary arts and our society in the new millennium. However, in any given season, the cutting room floor is final receptacle for so many great ideas and timely themes that simply don’t make it to print (or digital publish in the web mag). We have collected some of these topics and, over the course of the next week, we invite you to engage them and share your opinions.

Alana Jones, TRIBES Magazine Editor

HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM TRIBES MAGAZINE!

Dear TRIBES Friends:

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

As we reflect on the past 7 years of TRIBES Magazine and its impact online and in the indie community, the journey has been incredible! Thank you for helping make this one of TRIBES Magazine’s best years ever. We had record-breaking hits to our website; we collaborated with new artists, writers & musicians across the globe; and we introduced a variety of new shows to TRIBES TV online and NC public TV. TRIBES Magazine is on track for even bigger things in 2012!

We’re kicking off the new year with a week of daily discussions on TRIBES FACEBOOK (also reposted here on our new BLOG). We invite you to participate in our NEW YEAR’S forum on topics including: Reality TV and the politics of representation; Bringing in the New Year TRIBES’ style; Shout Outs to the Arts Collectives; ACC HOOPS; and discussions of Women in HIP HOP in preparation for the SPRING 2012 issue featuring an interview with female emcee, SHELLY B! Please sound off each day btw Dec 26-Jan 2 and visit our newly redesigned website at http://www.tribesmagazine.com. TRIBES Magazine is always seeking writers, artists, photographers and musicians who are interested in publishing their work. Also seeking journalists to join the team.

Thank you again for your continued support.
Happy Holidays and have a creative New Year!

Alana Jones
TRIBES Magazine Editor

Leslie Cunningham
TRIBES Magazine Creator/ Editor-In-Chief

FEMALE EMCEES AND WOMEN IN HIP HOP STAND UP IN 2012!

TRIBES Magazine is seeking FEMALE EMCEES/ WOMEN IN HIP HOP for the SPRING 2012 Issue. Send your media kits, EPKs, video links, MP3s, photos, articles and more to: whatsup@tribesmagazine.com by January 15, 2012.

TRIBES Magazine – Issue #33

Fall 2011 - Issue 33.
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I sat at the kitchen table with my spouse, ears glued to Democracy Now on 90.7 WNCU. “Just five nations in the world are responsible for 90% of all executions- China, Pakistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United States.” The phone rings. It’s my mother calling simply to call out. “We’re so busy trying to keep our heads above water, we can’t focus our attention on social change.” (“Some would say that’s the point,” is my only response). Read More Now!