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Title
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Jamala Rogers Interview: Remembering Alice Windom
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Description
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Interview conducted at the Rowan Community Center and Foundation, Organization for Black Struggle, 1401 Rowan Ave, St. Louis, MO 63112, on Thursday, 4.29.2025.
Jamala Rogers is a St. Louis based activist, organizer, feminist, and political strategist with deep roots in the Black Liberation Movement. She is a featured columnist for the St. Louis American, an award-winning Black newspaper. Her work has also appeared in the Black Commentator, Capital City Hues, and LA Progressive. She has written articles for local and national publications and is the author of "The Best of the Way I See It" and "Ferguson is America: Roots of Rebellion". She is also a founder of the Organization for Black Struggle (OBS) and serves as the Executive Director of the organization. OBS is a group of veteran activists, students, union organizers and community members in St. Louis were seeking to address the needs and issues of the Black working-class.
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Jamala Rogers
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Subject
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Organization for Black Struggle (OBS)
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African Liberation Support Committee
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St. Louis Committee on Africa
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Ghana
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Malcolm X
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Black Liberation Movement
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Coalition of Black Trade Unionists
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Jack Windom
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John WIndom
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Percy Green
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Action Committee To Improve Opportunities for Negroes (ACTION)
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Spatial Coverage
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Kansas City, Kansas
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Kansas City, Missouri
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St. Louis, Missouri
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Language
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English
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interviewee
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Jamala Rogers
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interviewer
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Marci Snow-Perry
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Date Created
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April 29, 2025 at 11:00
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Format
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audio