http://tilt.tc/oJcl Campaign Description: I am known as the nation’s non attorney legal analyst with a sincere passion for researching and publicizing wrongful convictions and grave injustices. I am most notably recognized for volunteer work in freeing The Mississippi Scott Sisters. My resume encompasses numerous measurable results brought about with legal analysis, grassroots organizing and […]
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Back in the day on January 8th, 1811, the largest slave revolt in U.S. history occurred in Louisiana as Charles Deslondes led an insurgent band of hundreds towards the city of New Orleans. Starting in Saint Charles and Saint James Parish in Louisiana, the rebelling slaves marched from plantation to plantation along the eastern bank […]
by Jerri Lynn Coleman To our Black youth and men of essence who call themselves men with character and integrity, I am calling you out to take a stand, to stand for something. What will your “something” be? Whatever it may be, allow yourself to empower, enhance and impact someone’s life for the better. You […]
The prominent black scholar and cultural critic gets Tarantino to open up and speak to the criticism he and his new film have received. December 27, 2012 | A wide-ranging 3-part interview on The Root with Quentin Tarantino conducted by its editor, the Harvard Prof and cultural critic Henry Louis Gates Jr. , offers the […]
“Free the Land!” … is the battle cry of the New Afrikan Independence Movement (NAIM). The NAIM is part of the Black liberation Movement in North Amerikka that wants independent Black Nation on land in north amerikka. The land identified by the New Afrikan Independence Movement is primarily known as South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, […]
