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Pressured Florida governor calls for review of “justified” verdict in police murder of Javon Dawson TALLAHASSEE, FL — On Wednesday, August 13, the halls of the Florida governor’s office were filled with chants demanding justice for Javon Dawson, a 17-year-old African murdered by St. Petersburg policeman and battle-scarred, Iraq war veteran Terrance Nemeth on June 9.
Uhuru Solidarity Movement Weekly Meeting: U.S. Economy in Crisis Are you feeling the results of the current economic crisis? Find out what it means to the African community, the future of the U.S. and why the economy in St. Pete directly resulted in the murder of 17 year old Javon Dawson on June 7th, 2008.
What about the black community, Obama? You saw the Uhuru Movement challenge Obama with "What about the Black community?" - the question heard around the world. Until the real truth about race in America is dealt with, there can be no peace and unity. Debunking the myth of "post-racial America".
Uhuru Movement marches on Florida Governor's steps The Justice For Javon Dawson Committee will deliver 3,000 signatures to the Florida governor's office.
Obama Exposed! The politicians make empty promises about "hope and change" but where is the program for the African community who faces the most brutal conditions in every aspect of life?
Uhuru organizer speaks out on why the struggle with Obama On Friday, August 1st I led a contingent of the Uhuru Movement into Barack Obama’s town hall meeting in St. Petersburg, Florida to raise the question, “what about the black community, Obama?” Without the benefit of a big media budget, our organization attempted to bring the serious issues experienced by African working class people across this country into the national political debate.
Community Forum: "What about the black community, Obama?"
  • You’ve seen the Uhuru Movement challenge Obama on CNN. Now talk to Diop Olugbala in person!
  • African people demand real solutions to poverty, police terror, prisons, racist schools, homelessness…
Clark Park People's Flea Market Come shop, eat, meet, greet, and contribute to social justice for the African community.
Clark Park People's Flea Market Come shop, eat, meet, greet, and contribute to social justice for the African community.
Clark Park People's Flea Market Come shop, eat, meet, greet, and contribute to social justice for the African community.
Circus McGurkis St. Pete Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at Circus McGurkis on Oct. 18, 2008 from 7am-5pm. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
"What about the black community, Obama?" ST. PETERSBURG, FL — On Friday, August 1, the Barack Obama presidential campaign hit a serious bump in a St. Petersburg, Florida town hall meeting as members of the International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement (InPDUM) challenged Obama on his unwillingness to speak to the interests of the African community.
July 28 Protest Against Police Violence, Unjust Imprisonment On Monday, July 28 at noon, a demonstration will be held at the Clothespin at 15th and Market, calling on the Nutter administration to end the public policy of police containment and unjust imprisonment of African people and support economic development in the African community of Philadelphia.
August 4 Protest Against Police Violence, Unjust Imprisonment On Monday, August 4th at noon, a demonstration will be held at the District Attorney's Office at Juniper & Market, calling on the Nutter administration to end the public policy of police containment and unjust imprisonment of African people and support economic development in the African community of Philadelphia.
Power to the Peaceful Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at Power to the Peaceful Festival on Sep. 6, 2008. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
Mountainview Art and Wine Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at the Mountainview Art and Wine Festival, Sep. 6-7, 2008. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
Monterey Jazz Festival Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at the Monterey Jazz Festival, Sep. 19-21, 2008. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, Oct. 3-5, 2008. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
Reggae on the River Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at Reggae on the River, August 1-3, 2008, from 8am until the wee house of the morning each day. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
Gravenstein Apple Fair Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at the Gravenstein Apple Fair, August 9-10, 2008, from 8am to 8pm each day. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
Art & Soul Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at Art & Soul in downtown Oakland, Aug. 31-Sep.1, 2008, from 9am to 8am each day. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
Uhuru Forum: Summer Against State Terror City of Phila terrorizes the African community! • Police Containment - 35,000 people were stopped by police under the “Stop & Frisk” policy in the first 70 days of 2008. That’s equivalent to 30% of Center City!
Saturday Market Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at the Saturday Market in downtown St. Pete, every Saturday starting Oct. 4, 2008 - late May. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
Saturday Market Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at the Saturday Market in downtown St. Pete, every Saturday starting Oct. 4, 2008 - late May. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
Saturday Market Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at the Saturday Market in downtown St. Pete, every Saturday starting Oct. 4, 2008 - late May. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
California Worldfest Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at the California Worldfest, July 17-21, 2008. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
The Crucible Fire Arts Festival - Day 1 Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at the Crucible Fire Arts Festival Wednesday, July 9th to Saturday, July 12th, 2008. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
The Crucible Fire Arts Festival - Day 2 Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at the Crucible Fire Arts Festival Wednesday, July 9th to Saturday, July 12th, 2008. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
The Crucible Fire Arts Festival - Day 3 Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at the Crucible Fire Arts Festival Wednesday, July 9th to Saturday, July 12th, 2008. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
The Crucible Fire Arts Festival - Day 4 Volunteer with Uhuru Foods at the Crucible Fire Arts Festival Wednesday, July 9th to Saturday, July 12th, 2008. Our food booth will raise money for urgently needed programs, led by the Uhuru Movement that are addressing the struggle of African people around the world for justice and liberation.
Folk & Roots Festival The International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement (InPDUM) will be in Chicago this July to hold our annual fundraising food booth at the Folk & Roots Festival. The Festival is Saturday-Sunday, July 12th-13th at Welles Park (Lincoln & Montrose).
St. Petersburg police murder another African teen! ST. PETERSBURG, FL — On Monday, June 9, Keon Dawson turned 14 years old. While many 14-year-olds might spend their birthdays celebrating, Keon spent his in a demonstration in front of the police department because just two nights before, St. Petersburg police murdered his brother, Javon Dawson.
PAYCO Commemorates 32nd Anniversary of Soweto Uprising

June 16 Commemorations
Imperialist media attacks Venezuelan Prez VENEZUELA — In the face of continuing reports about imperialist threats against Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan government is revamping its intelligence services amidst a flurry of attacks from imperialist media in response.
Violence in South Africa: African workers misdirect anger at other African workers instead of rulers who impose poverty Since May 11, mobs of Africans with no stated political demands against our enslavement by imperialism were roaming the streets in and around Johannesburg’s townships — Alexandra, Zandspruit, Tembisa, Primose, Reiger Park and Diepsloot — before spreading to other parts of South Africa in places like Cape Town, killing Africans who are supposedly not locals of Occupied Azania (South Africa).
The Real Crime in Philly: Poverty and Oppression! The Real Issues Obama Won't Talk About!
InPDUM in Defence of the African's Community Healthcare Dr Llewellyn is well qualified, experienced and respected for her dedication to her patients.
African dies in Belgian immigration officials’ brutal custody Instead his death was but one of several acts of colonial violence imposed on him. Ebenizer Sontsa was thrown into the prison by the Belgian colonialist government that maintains a policy of locking up Africans on the pretext of immigration offences while Belgium continues to live off of our riches.
New York courts say killer cops justified in 50-bullet murder of Sean Bell! NEW YORK — On the morning of April 25, a judge acquitted three cops who pumped 50 bullets into 23-year-old Sean Bell’s car in November 2006 just hours before his wedding. The released murderers, Michael Oliver, Gescar Isnora and Marc Cooper, were just three of five New York police who murdered Sean Bell and attempted to kill his two friends Joseph Guzman and Trent Benefield, but were the only ones charged.
Mistrial declared again in frame-up case against Liberty City Seven! MIAMI, FL — On Wednesday, April 16, a second mistrial was declared after a jury was once again unable to come to a guilty verdict on the United States government’s charges against seven impoverished young African men known as the Liberty City Seven (LC7).
World Food Crisis and Starvation: Made in America In America—especially in white America—we take food abundance for granted. From sushi to steak to salad and smoothies, countless food choices are part of our daily routine and a key component of our leisure and fun. One hundred and thirty-four million of us—75 percent of the adult U.S. population—are obese or overweight. (http://win.niddk.nih.gov/statistics/index.htm#preval)
Neocolonial vigilante runs for Oakland city council OAKLAND, CA — In 2005, self-appointed Bushrod neighborhood vigilante Patrick McCullough shot his neighbor, 15-year-old high school student Melvin McHenry, in the back as young Melvin ran away from him.
Free the MTA 9! — African teens wrongfully convicted in Baltimore BALTIMORE, MD – On March 18, 2008, five African eighth-graders were convicted of assaulting two white adults, 26-year-old Sarah Kreager and her boyfriend, 30-year-old Troy Ennis on a Maryland Transit Authority (MTA) bus on December 4, 2007 in a dispute over a seat.
48 Years of Struggle for the Liberation of African People! A fundraiser for Mukasa Da Da (Willie Ricks) The following is a release from the African Community Centers in Atlanta, Georgia
In the U.S. or Kenya, Black President Doesn't Equal Black Power! Black President Doesn't Equal Black Power! Fundraising event with Andrew Mwangura, labor union organizer and journalist from Kenya
African Community Control of Healthcare!
Colombian attack in Ecuador sparks tensions with Ecuador and Venezuela ECUADOR — On March 1, 2008, The Colombian government violated the sovereignty of Ecuador when it launched a military attack within Ecuadorian borders. The Colombian military dropped bombs in Ecuador assassinating 16 guerillas from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) including Raúl Reyes, a top-level FARC leader and diplomat.
Omali Yeshitela on Election 2008: The Democrats Can't Save Us! On national tour, just back from Africa:
Sierra Leone: Ernest Koroma and Britain’s corporatist agenda BY CHERNOH ALPHA M. BAH, DIRECTOR OF THE AFRICANIST MOVEMENT
Sobukwe, the Man: a PAC veteran discusses the significance of the PAC's revolutionary leader When Mangaliso Robert Sobukwe assumed the leadership of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) of Azania in April 1959, the people of South Africa could have justifiably proclaimed: “The man of the hour has arrived.”
Comandante Fidel Castro announces he won’t enter another presidential term, but the Cuban revolution continues on! The following is a statement from Cuban President Fidel Castro released on February 19, 2008 in Granma International, the official newspaper of the Central Committee of the Cuban Communist Party. While the statement announces that the longtime revolutionary leader will not accept the position of president again, it is not a somber one. The reported response in Cuba seems to indicate a general determination to continue to forward the interests of the Cuban revolution without missing a step. Uhuru News salutes the Cuban revolution and Comandante Fidel Castro who has dedicated so many years to forwarding the struggle to overturn imperialism. Uhuru!
Join the "222 Catch 22" Campaign Come to this "Black Community Issue Forum" on Feb. 23rd where York City InPDUM will launch the "222 Catch 22 Campaign."
Africans in Haiti forced to eat mud to curb imperialist-imposed starvation HAITI — The sight of children whose hair have turned golden from malnutrition is something that can be found anywhere in the African world, and Haiti is no exception.
Omali Yeshitela Speaks on Election 2008 On national tour, just back from Africa
Omali Yeshitela
The Truth About the Elections The Truth About the Elections: The Democrats can't save us!
No West Bank in West Philly! FORUM: Justice & Liberation is the Solution! NO WEST BANK IN WEST PHILLY!
AAPDEP officially launches development projects in Sierra Leone SIERRA LEONE — In early January, members of the All African People's Development and Empowerment Project (AAPDEP) traveled to Sierra Leone, West Africa in order to officially launch a number of development projects in the country.
APSC intensive gives white people an opportunity to stand on the side of African Liberation As 2008 dawns imperialism is in deep crisis. All over the world African and other oppressed peoples are resisting and struggling for control of their lands and resources. African Internationalism is emerging as a growing global force.
Demonstration and Speakout Against "Stop & Frisk!" This Thursday, January 17th, we will hold a demonstration and a speakout outside Ramsay's "Town Meeting" at William Penn High School, 1333 N Broad St (Broad & Thompson). We will meet in front of the school at 6:00pm, demonstrate, and attend the meeting, which is open for social justice-loving citizens of Philadelphia to speak out on the outrageous conditions facing African people, and how more militarized police action is NOT the solution! We are calling for real economic development! Minister Carla Harris of InPDUM will be there to lead and organize the African community.
InPDUM fights against anti-African "gang" initiative in York, Pennsylvania YORK CITY, Pennsylvania — The York City Branch of the International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement (InPDUM) is preparing to undertake a significant effort to stave off yet another plan of police aggression and containment. Pennsylvania's "222 Corridor Anti-Gang Initiative" is the official name given to the local, state and federal governments' proposed policy of harassment and subjugation.
Conspiracy charges dropped against some of San Francisco Eight: Another loss for U.S. government’s attempt to paint black face on “terrorism” SAN FRANCISCO, California — Prosecutors in the San Francisco Eight (SF8) case announced that they would be dropping conspiracy charges against five of the eight former Black Panther Party members.
Roots Festival The countries of Senegal & The Gambia are boasting with friendliness and hospitality. The word "Teranga" is Senegalese for ''hospitality' and is a word that you will hear resonating throughout your visit.
ASI denounces murders of Sierra Leone diamond workers by British-trained police FREETOWN, Sierra Leone - In August 2007 the imperialist press gathered in Sierra Leone falsely portraying to the world that the national elections were “free and fair” and an example of “democracy at work.”
St. Pete housing company fires two Africans and makes others homeless for association with Uhuru Movement; member jailed for speaking out (updated 2008-01-12)
Africanist Movement condemns police violence and murders in Kono The Africanist Movement wishes to state that the protest of the people of Kono against the destructive and exploitative mining activities of mercenary corporations like Koidu Holdings and Branch Energy represents a critical component of the struggle for self-determination in Sierra Leone. It is a manifestation of the growing desires and aspirations of the poor and exploited masses of our people to challenge the forces that are responsible for the conditions they experience and create a future for their children.
Subprime on Backs of Africans Once again, bankers, brokers, lenders and even regular white working America have profited mightily and are bailed out by the government when their strategy fails. The African community is used, bled dry, and then criminalized and blamed for the problem.
Liberty City Seven trial declared mistrial; one acquitted MIAMI, Florida — On Thursday, December 14, a mistrial was declared after a jury could not come to a guilty verdict on the U.S. government’s terrorism charges against seven impoverished young African men.
African People's Solidarity Committee School - Day 1 The white community has an opportunity to show genuine support for African people's struggle. Come to the 2008 Uhuru Solidarity School to learn the difference between charity and real solidarity, for a chance to see the world through the eyes of colonized people, and to get involved in the struggle for world peace through African liberation.
InPDUM demonstration opposes plan to keep African children out of schools in own community! LARGO, Florida — Chants of “What do we want? Community control! When do we want it? Now!” were all that could be heard as a group of Africans led by the International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement (InPDUM) marched to the entrance of the Pinellas County School Board (PCSB) headquarters on Tuesday, December 11.
AAPDEP Fundraising
Jury in Liberty City Seven case deadlocked! MIAMI, Florida — Since Monday, December 3, the lives of seven young Africans have hung in the balance, their immediate fate hinged on the decision of a jury.
Venezuelan referendum vote exemplifies a democracy not experienced in U.S. The following statement was released on December 3 by the Venezuela Solidarity Network (U.S.) on the December 2, 2007 Constitutional Referendum in Venezuela.
France is burning again: African and Arab youth stand firm against police containment! Witnesses state that the police ran away from the scene, abandoning their car and leaving the two teenagers to die.
Shaquanda Cotton: Fourteen-year-old sentenced to seven years for allegedly pushing hall monitor PARIS, Texas — She has an infectious smile and can be rather reserved in front of large crowds, but when she speaks, people tend to listen and gather inspiration.
Africans in Chad call for removal of French troops; French military base not welcome CHAD — “Africa doesn’t need protection from Europe. Africa needs recognition of the crime which Europe committed in Africa.”
Obituary: Tcham Bissa, an African revolutionary in Spain SPAIN — The Pan-Africanist Federation of Spain's Black Communities is sad to announce the death of Tcham Bissa Nankofe, its vice-president, leading representative in the Basque region and an indefatigable fighter for the cause of Africa's freedom.
APSD 2007 - Philadelphia African People's Solidarity Day is a series of events across the U.S. in solidarity with the worldwide movement for African liberation.
Thomas Sankara, 20 years after his assassination This year, October 15, 2007 will mark the 20th anniversary of the assassination of Thomas Sankara, the short-lived president of the African country that became known as Burkina Faso, the “land of upright people.”
From Jena to Huntsville, We Ain't Through! Our mobilization to Jena, Louisiana was a brilliant display of Black Power in motion. But it's not enough. There are Jena's throughout the U.S. that are crushing our people with the U.S. brand of justice every day. We have to go beyond Jena and develop the capacity to not only respond to every such case in the U.S., but we must also move beyond responding to the acts against us by white power and come up with the organization and strategy that can advance our interests every day.
APSD 2007 - St Petersburg African People's Solidarity Day is a series of events across the U.S. in solidarity with the worldwide movement for African liberation.
Free the Jena Six! JENA, Louisiana — “Blacks do not stand a chance here. I want to see justice. This wasn’t it.” “They’re going to hang all them boys.” These are the observations of two African women, commenting on the case of the Jena Six. The case, which has garnered international media attention, is centered around six black teens, one white teen and an all white jury.
Founding Conference of the African Internationalist Student Organization (AISO) We are calling for you to participate in the two day Founding Conference of the African Internationalist Student Organization (AISO) at Alabama A&M University in Huntsville, Alabama on Friday and Saturday, November 9-10 2007. The AISO is a student wing of the African People’s Socialist Party (APSP). We are writing you with the urgency of bringing students back into a revolutionary process. This is a period in which white power is suffering a serious crisis, which is rooted in the uprising of oppressed people throughout the world reclaiming our resources and struggling for control over our own lives.
INPDUM Convention 2007 This is an open invitation for African people to attend the September 29th and 30th convention of the International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement.
APSD 2007 - Oakland African People's Solidarity Day is a series of events across the U.S. in solidarity with the worldwide movement for African liberation.
Congress sets PAYCO's priority to unite African youth movement in Southern Africa DURBAN, Azania — The City of Ethekwini, also known as Durban, was graced by the presence of young people from across Azania. They came to the tourist hub of Azania in trains, buses and planes to review and evaluate progress in the struggle of the African working class. These 150 delegates represented branches with more that 5,000 members of the Pan Africanist Youth Congress (PAYCO). There were 100 members and leaders of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) of Azania who came on observer status as they could not wait for province and branch delegates to return with reports. The Congress that takes place every two years has greater responsibility than the Annual Conference that focuses on administrative and policy matters. The Congress has the responsibility of also reviewing the constitution and electing 15 of 25 leaders serving in the National Executive Committee.
UhuruTV releases new video on true history of Garvey Movement

August 17, 2007 marked the 120th birthday of Marcus Mosiah Garvey.

Click to watch Uhuru TV's new video on the true history of the Garvey Movement.

Shell Seeks to Exploit More African Oil NIGER DELTA, Nigeria — On July 26, imperialist oil company Royal Dutch Shell announced that it found more oil reserves in Nigeria. Shell expects this discovery to allow for the extraction of 5,000 more barrels per day from Nigeria’s oil reserves. The reality of course is that this will not translate to a better situation for African people in Nigeria. Nigeria is the eighth largest oil exporter in the world yet the African masses there remain poor. Some communities like Utorogu, don’t have access to electricity or clean water while right in their midst a Shell facility extracts thousands of barrels of oil each day.
The cost of freedom versus the cost of submission It is critical for humanity to evaluate the implications of the demand of self-determination. For 5,000* years now African people have had to choose freedom or foreign rule. It has been for 3,000 years that integrationists among African leadership have condemned African people to slavery. Freedom is the power to act, speak or think without externally imposed restraints. It is self-determination, determination of one's own fate or course of action without compulsion. Colonialism is the exploitation of one country by another country through using the exploited country’s resources to strengthen and enrich the exploiting country. It is maintained through oppression, the act of subjugating through cruelty and holding down the oppressed through the unjust use of force or authority.
Umoja Village gets burned again! MIAMI, Florida -- Less than one week after voting 4-0 to support the conveyance of land to the Umoja Village residents, city of Miami officials completely reversed themselves after a wealthy, high-powered lobbyist unilaterally killed the entire deal. The political settlement won by Take Back the Land was scrapped as those with the real power vetoed the vote and maintained the status quo, to the benefit of those in power and at the expense of the black community.
Africanist Movement establishes program for 2007 Sierra Leone elections! Africans in Sierra Leone, like most Africans in Africa and throughout the world, are fed up with inept and corrupt government and leaders who care nothing about the suffering masses. They are tired of seeing their resources being shipped off to far away places to feed, clothe and house populations they do not know and will never see. They are disgusted that their children and family members are made ill and being killed by preventable and curable diseases. They loathe the fact that they have no freedom, no quality education, no food, no decent roads and no future under the prevailing situation.
Africanist Movement commences mass campaign in Sierra Leone FREETOWN, Sierra Leone -- A Working Resolution Document issued yesterday by Africanist leaders in Freetown has confirmed that the Passengers Welfare Organization of Sierra Leone have joined a national coalition led by the Africanist Movement ahead of next month's elections.
AISO Conference sets date for APSP student wing's founding conference ST. PETERSBURG, Florida — On June 21-24 there was an historic conference in St. Petersburg, Florida to build the African Internationalist Student Organization (AISO), the student wing of the African People’s Socialist Party (APSP). African students traveling from as far away as London, England participated in the dynamic four-day conference, which included workshops on the significance of AISO, the history of the APSP, and the standards of Party life.
The role of African intellectuals in changing the economic landscape in the townships The general function of an intellectual is to research, to educate and to transform knowledge into practice....
Rise of violence among African youth in Britain caused by imperialism's crisis British Prime Minister Tony Blair has been leading a criminalizing, ideological assault on the African community in the United Kingdom.
Stop and Search, DNA profiling, ID Cards, Oyster Cards "Stop and Search" has been politically promoted.
Africans trying to escape imperialist-created poverty in Haiti meet disaster when boat capsizes SOUTH DOCK, Turks and Caicos Islands — On Friday, May 4, a boat carrying about 160 African men, women and children from Haiti to the U.S. capsized throwing its inhabitants into the shark-infested waters around the Turks and Caicos Islands.
International Tribunal Postponed Uhuru! Brothers, Sisters and Comrades:
It is with great sorrow that I must inform you that our efforts to hold the Berlin Tribunal on Reparations for Afrikan People in June of this year have suffered a major setback and we will not be able to hold the tribunal on the scheduled date. I know this announcement will be met with regret and disappointment by many of you. Support and enthusiasm for this effort from Africans and others from around world have been absolutely amazing.
Florida government denies African man reparations after more than 24 years false imprisonment! On Tuesday, May 1, 2007, Alan Crotzer was informed by the Florida Legislators that African life is worthless in the State's eyes.
British Government denies disabled African right to live! Absalom Ducille, a young African man who suffered a head injury in an assault on June 5, 2004, is being denied the ability to live by the British Department for Work and Pensions.
“Bringing the Revolution Back to the Campus” The 2nd Annual African Student Leadership Conference sponsored by the Pan-African Alliance (PAA) of Alabama A&M University (AAMU) proved to be an historic event.