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Born of a 2003 documentary, also called "Afro-Punk," by James Spooner, the festival's other founder, its first mission was to create awareness about and among African-American punk fans - a community that had long felt unknown or underserved.
NYT > Home Page By MELENA RYZIK 2011
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Born of a 2003 documentary, also called "Afro-Punk," by James Spooner, the festival's other founder, its first mission was to create awareness about and among African-American punk fans - a community that had long felt unknown or underserved.
NYT > Home Page By MELENA RYZIK 2011
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Selections will be shown from several films and videos, including the 1980 U.K. punk drama "Rude Boy" featuring the Clash and James Spooner's autobiographical quasi-doc "Afro-Punk," which has come to define a whole subculture of African-American bohemia.
Punks, Painters, Prodigies, Pariahs Steve Dollar 2011
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There is now an annual Afro-Punk festival in New York.
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There is also a documentary film, "Afro-Punk," that probes the depth of the African-American involvement in punk rock and offers a broad definition of the style, from the furious hard rock of Bad Brains to Fishbone's eclectic mix of rock, ska and reggae.
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A decade ago, "Afro-Punk" was more likely to be viewed as an oxymoron than an emerging musical genre.
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"In 2003, if you did a Google search on the term 'black punk,' most of the hits would deal with prison rape," said filmmaker James Spooner, who directed the "Afro-Punk" documentary.
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There were always other people in the mix, as exemplified by the many bands, artists and supporters -- male and female -- who comprise the growing ranks of the Black Rock Coalition, Afro-Punk, URB Alt and Ghetto Metal communities.
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Afro-Punk Afro-Punk started as a label for black rock acts that had carved out a place in the largely white punk scene.
A 'Closer' Opens Up 2008
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Link to the Afro-Punk website, link to paypal donation site, and e-mail the group for a list of non-cash donations they're seeking -- including office space, office supplies, and electronic equipment (VCRs, monitors, CD-Rs, DVD-Rs, and the like). (via pho list and Bob Davis of Soul Patrol)
Boing Boing: September 19, 2004 - September 25, 2004 Archives 2004
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