THE ULTIMATE JUSTICE OF THE PEOPLEBLACK LIBERATION(CULTURAL & REVOLUTIONARY NATIONALISM) PUBLISHED BY THE RADICAL EDUCATION PROJECT REP publishes articles on imperialism, political economy, the black colony, the third world, labor, and the university, as well as Something Else, a forum for post-campus organizing. Write for a sample copy of the News-letter and a list of […]
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All My life, all my entire life I’ve heard this phrase recited over and over and over again in regards to the critical condition, predicament, whatever-in-the-hell you want to call it, which most of Black America finds itself mired in; babies havin’ babies . . .havin babies. That’s been the rock-steady beat, the same beat, a […]
This column is reprinted from The Trice Edney News Wire Last week, the Delaware State legislature approved a constitutional amendment to all but remove the last Jim Crow-era voter suppression law from its books. The amendment, passed at the urging of the Delaware NAACP, allows people with nonviolent felony convictions to vote after […]
An Aurelien Henry OBAMA thoughts on African Warrior conceptions Friday 4 April 2008 by SHIAIMAGAZINE , Aurélien Henry OBAMA I have always been asking myself who is an African warrior? What are the qualities that African warrior needs to express in his or her society? Through out ages of African tribal communities what made the African warrior […]
“The majority of Negro political leaders do not ascend to prominence on the shoulders of mass support. Although genuinely popular leaders are now emerging, most are still selected by white leadership, elevated to position, supplied with resources and inevitably subjected to white control. The mass of Negroes nurtures a healthy suspicion toward this […]
“What you and I need to do is learn to forget our differences…We have a common oppressor, a common exploiter, and a common discriminator…. once we all realize that we have a common enemy, then we unite on the basis of what we have in common.” — Malcolm X “Message to the Grass […]
Cecil Brown by Cecil Brown Black Studies is in deep trouble, on the internal and external racial fronts. “The test of whether a Black Studies department will survive depends on how many white teachers and students they have.” Meanwhile, the absence of an African American political movement has undermined Black Studies, which has “lost […]
The Black Liberation Struggle: What Really Happened Off the ’60s —And What Did Not http://www.blackunity.ning.com The masses answered this question, unmistakably. People rebelled in hundreds of American cities,25 and the revolutionary stance of leaders like Malcolm X and forces like the Black Panther Party resonated with millions in the streets and campuses of the […]
This is just my observation. But in the work place when an black person is quiet and keeps to one self , I thinks this makes whites uneasy. Or when there are too many black employees together they find a way to break that up as well. I think black people freak white people out in […]
