There iz over 100 political prisoners/prisoners of war in amerika and 3/4 of that total number are Nu-Afrikan. We who all say that they are activist must now put in tha work to free all our political prisonerz/prisonerz of war. It not only iz tha right thing to do, it iz the logical thing to do. Mosi Ngozi
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by Malaika Kambon Brought to the Laney College Forum by the Black Student Union and the Oakland based People’s Community Medics, artist Mama C – Charlotte Hill O’Neal – co-director of the United African Alliance Community Center (UAACC) in Tanzania, East Africa, came to share with Africans in the Bay Area the strong, vibrant ancestor-rooted art of […]
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 […]
Nu-Afrikanism iz not a way of Lif, it iz a Lif style. Mosi Ngozi
Well for those that do not know, Nat Turner was born in Southampton, Virginia on 2nd October, 1800. Nat, the son of slaves, was the property of Benjamin Turner, a prosperous plantation owner (in those days, the slaves always took on the surname of their latest slave master). Nat’s mother and grandmother had been […]
Throughout most of our lives, African people in America have been told if you get a good education you can get a good job. African people in Africa were told something similar. If you get a good education your condition in life will improve. In the early part of the twentieth century until the late […]
Happy Earthday Greetings to CBPM Members: Member #529 Dr. Kean Beam in Columbus, Ohio, http://www.cbpm.org/cipherherecords.html & http://www.myspace.com/9thcolumn ; Member #689 Tafari Melisizwe in Baltimore, Maryland, http://activeinfluence.wordpress.com/ ; Member #1,069 Ra in Memphis, Tennessee; Member #1,235 Shaheem in Atlanta, Georgia; and Member #1,242 Nick in Houston, Texas. Today’s featured member businesses on all 721 pages at the CBPM website are: Member #783 KJ […]
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, […]
My name is Black woman, I come in all colors and shades, I am the incubator of all Gods creation, and who stand before me is my King.
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 […]
