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If one were to examine closely the hegemonic discourses of black American history, one would be surprised to find a long history of militant armed struggle. Slave rebellions, urban “guerilla” insurgencies, rural defense leagues, are all part of a tapestry of black militant rebellion to subjugation. Rashad Shabazz Issue #71, December 2004 If one were to […]
“You’ve got to be prepared to lose your life in order to gain your life.” Queen Mother Moore Queen Mother Moore, a long time revolutionary activist and fighter against the oppression of Black people, died on Friday, May 7 in Brooklyn, New York. Queen Mother Moore was one person about whom it could truly be […]
source url: http://www.blackcommentator.com/516/516_ror_assata_shakur_shining_light.php School’s in amerika are interested in brainwashing people with amerikanism, giving them a little bit of education, and training them in skills needed to fill the positions the capitalist system requires Assata Shakur, aka JoAnne Chesimard: “I Saw Your Light/And It Was Shining” The FBI‘s systematic surveillance of and attacks on Black […]
by Susie Day 4/23/13 http://mrzine.monthlyreview.org/2013/day230413.html Like most of the white liberal-to-left elite, I am mesmerized by radical 1960s and ’70s activist groups such as SDS and the Weather Underground. My auto-entrancement likely stems from a deep nostalgia for the glory days when 100,000 protesters could march on the Pentagon and nary a one could be […]
Workers Vanguard No. 870 12 May 2006 Class Struggle and the Fight for Black Liberation Cruelty and lethal indifference toward working people, black people and immigrants are the hallmarks of the U.S. government and the capitalist class it represents. Even as profits and the stock market rise, FEMA continues to slash disaster relief […]
The following is Geronimo ji Jaga’s intervention at a September 14, 2000 forum that Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D-GA) hosted during the Congressional Black Caucus’s legislative weekend in Washington, DC. It was initially included in a pamphlet published in 2001 by the Human Rights Research Fund (founded by activist attorneys Kathleen Cleaver and Natsu Saito) in collaboration […]
THE HARLEM PEOPLES SURVIVAL PROGRAM (PSP) WOMYNS HERITAGE MONTH 2013 FILM & DISCUSSION SERIES CONCLUDES ON MONDAY, MARCH 25TH WITH A FREE SCREENING OF GLORIA ROLONDO’S: EYES OF THE RAINBOW: THE STORY OF ASSATA SHAKUR “Eyes of the Rainbow” deals with the life of Assata Shakur, the Black Panther and Black Liberation Army leader who escaped from prison […]
Ashanti Alston and Masai Ehehosi with Molly Porzig From The Abolitionist No. 18: Surveillance Editors Note: In exploring the role of surveillance as a cornerstone of the prison industrial complex (PIC), The Abolitionist wanted to examine it through its history, how it has been used and continues to repress struggles for liberation and self-determination. We interviewed two long-time revolutionaries […]
