Dr. Matsemela Odom Vice President, InPDUM On August 3, Donald Trump called by tweet once again for the reopening of schools, downplaying the rising COVID-19 numbers in the U.S. Trump’s lackey, Florida governor Ron DeSantis is committed to reopening Florida public schools, despite resistance from parents, teachers and staff. It’s already been known that COVID-19
Dr. Matsemela Odom Vice President, InPDUM Two multinational conglomerate corporations, Sony and Microsoft, announced the release of their new gaming consoles. The official release dates were in November but millions of units were presold. Respectively titled the Playstation 5 (or PS5 for short) and the Xbox Series X, the prices of these new consoles range
Dr. Matsemela Odom Vice President, InPDUM On May 29, Atlanta rappers T.I. and Killer Mike held a press conference alongside Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms and Atlanta’s head cop Erika Shields in an about-face from the progressive positions they had previously taken on uprisings. T.I. had penned multiple songs against police brutality in recent years.
Zakhele Mkondo, President of InPDUM Occupied Azania interviewed our late comrade, Sibusiso Mqadi- Chair of The Amadiba Crisis Committee (ACC). Watch interview HERE View The Burning Spear article containing this article HERE!
By: Dr. Matsemela Odom The regular wildfires that have appeared in California and other western states, for the past three decades, are a symbol of the crisis of imperialism—the uneasy equilibrium, as Chairman Omali Yeshitela has defined it. According to the statistics on the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CalFire) website, there have
FORWARD TO THE 2020 INPDUM CONVENTION! African People! Black People! Now, more than ever, we need to fight back and get organized to seize power. This is a call to attend the 2020 International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement (INPDUM) “Build The African Nation:100 Years Later, it’s Still Red Black and Green” Convention on September 11-13.
I don’t care what anyone says Im African Look at my skin Look at my hair Look at my nose Listen to my voice Those inflections aren’t French Those nostrils aren’t English This hair isn’t Taino This skin isn’t white This skin is black! This skin formed melanin Under the same sun That beat my
By: Matsemela Odom, Africans Charge Genocide Chair Ahmaud Arbery died on his feet, refusing to cower in the face of white power. On February 23, 2020, Ahmaud Arbery was lynched by father and son George McMichael and Travis McMichael and their neighbor William Bryan. At the time, Ahmaud was jogging down Holmes Road in Brunswick,
By: Matsemela Odom- Chair, Africans Charge Genocide Campaign The COVID-19 crisis has heightened the contradictions of parasitic capitalism. African Internationalism, the theory of the African Working Class, is the only worldview that successfully explains the crisis and the way forward. African Internationalism is the theory of the African Working Class. Grounded in historical and dialectical
By: InPDUM NYC “Nicola was so dedicated. She’s going to live on through all of us, who knew her, who love her and were able to share memories with her. She transitioned as a dedicated mother and revolutionary on Saturday, April 4, 2020, fighting for our people & I’m sure she wouldn’t have wanted to
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