Sima Lee on Resistance, Repression, Hip Hop, and Creating New Worlds

This week we are super pleased to present an interview done with Sima Lee, who is a queer Afro-Indigenous hip hop artist and community organizer of long standing, about a recent raid that occurred at Maroon House in DC this March. We speak about Maroon House, its story and what it is in the process of becoming, the ask for support in helping this movement build and heal from the brutal police repression, her newest album Trap Liberation Army, and many more topics. Transcript PDF (Unimposed) Zine (Imposed PDF) Sima Lee has given some interviews recently about her political trajectory, her life, and relationship to anarchism in detail. Rather than having a repeat of those words, we are going to link her past interviews below! Link to Bandcamp where there was an ask for monetary donation to help support the Maroon Movement and the Food, Clothing & Resistance Collective. Ways to get and stay connected: @simaleerbg on IG @simaleerbg on Twitter Sima Lee on Facebook Food, Clothing & Resistance Collective Maroon Movement Further interviews: November 2018 interview on The Solecast June 2018 spot on Academics in Cars with Jared Ball (IMixWhatILike) And You Don’t Stop: Trouble documentary on anarchist hip hop by SubMedia featuring Sima Lee among many others. Independent artists and labels: Soul Trust Records The Beat Konductaz on the web and on Fedbook Guerilla Republik . ... . .. Music for this episode: Khid Ja RPK - Lataa (instrumental) Sima Lee - It's On