I would like to let the people here tonight know why we chose this black panther as our emblem. Many people have been asking this question for a long time. Our political group is open to whoever wants to come in, who would like to work with us. But we aren’t begging anyone to come […]
Tag Archives: Ethnicity
by Kíjana Tashiri Askari, Baridi Yero and Yafeu Iyapo “To enable the people of the community to have an intelligent or informed opinion about matters of importance, the principal role of leaders is to study and to institute studies upon the basis of which plans are developed.” – from “The Destruction of Black Civilization,” Page 357, by Chancellor Williams Like […]
Red, Black, Green Red the blood that my brothers have shed; Through the century of life; Before Christ and after, the bonding that trails; The blood of my brother’s and sisters, who lived the Revolution at any course, the blood that lives within; The vein of my kin; from the Niles to the Caribbean, […]
So many of the problems that African people face in the world today are due to the assault on our minds by those who captured us and removed significant numbers of us to the western hemisphere. This also included the mind damage caused by the tampering of African lands and culture on the continent […]
by Nia King Black History Month rubs a lot of people the wrong way. Some oppose the idea of tokenizing black history in one (short) month. Others object to the insinuation that American history isn’t itself defined by black history. And ironically, many just can’t relate to the nearly century-old context for Carter G. Woodson’s […]
Six things African Americans must do for themselves With homage to Mother Nannie Helen Burroughs on whose wisdom I hope to build. 6 Things The Negro Must Do For Himself by Nannie Helen Burroughs Assess the ramifications of integration/ assimilation in the years since Burroughs compiled her list. We lost our hope and love […]
We rely on the police to keep us safe and treat us all fairly, regardless of race, ethnicity, national origin or religion. This card provides tips for interacting with police and understanding your rights. Note: Some state laws may vary. Separate rules apply at checkpoints and when entering the U.S. (including at airports). YOUR RIGHTS […]
A week ago, Tel Aviv’s African migrant community came under a sustained mob attack, including vandalism, looting and firebombing. Robert Kazandjian, Ali Hocine Dimerdji and Samantha Asumadu argue that these events, and their aftermath, provide further evidence of the inherently racist nature of political Zionism. By Robert Kazandjian, Ali Hocine Dimerdji, and Samantha.Asumadu A mob […]
On Being Anti-Racist July 25, 2011 BY CHRISTOPHER GONZALEZ I am anti-racist. What this means is that I am against the beliefs that any race is superior to another and that hatred and hostility promoted towards a person or people because of the their ethnicity or because of the colour of their skin, is immoral and […]
As a Pan-afrikanst living here in the amerikkka’s.I pledge to continue the fight that my ancestors fought and even gave their lives 4 so that i would have freedom to live as a proud NU-Afrikan. That dream is still differed still some 450 yrs later,and i will not rest until freedom is a reality for all […]
