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"Pick up the most recent issue of THE LIBERATOR and you'll experience the raw spirit of street-level publishing: cultural theory on gangster rap, a piece on lust next to a short guide to an ancient Indian spiritual and dietary tradition, a letter-to-the editor from the vice president of the Minneapolis Police Federation, an interview with a former crack cocaine dealer, historical analysis of American exploitation in the Congo, and a review of a recent Grand Master Flash show... it reflects all the vibrancy and the rough edges of zine-like journalism... Despite the journal's Pan-African spirit and political angle [they] bristle at being labeled community activists: "It's crazy there is a title for that like some kind of job. When do you become a person? The media uses that word a lot because just being a good, growing person doesn't qualify as news in today's world.""