Spear staff

Press TV interviews Penny Hess, Chairwoman of the African People's Solidarity Committee, on the shooting that killed nine African people at a church in Charleston, SC.

In the aftermath of the first two African Socialist International conferences in 1999 and in 2000 in London, it became crystal clear that building the APSP all over the world would be the task of the Party which would be the ASI.

Marilyn Mosby is a militant 35-year-old tough-talking prosecutor who has dared to do something no other prosecutor has done since the rash of police murders has been pushed to public view by the resistance cascading over the U.S. since the August 9, 2014 police murder of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri.

Uhuru Movement and Black is Back Coalition organizers descended on Baltimore immediately after the police murder of Freddie Gray, armed with banners calling for "Black Community Control of the Police (BCCP)," "Know Your Rights" cards and The Burning Spear newspaper.

In early May 2015, when a video circulating on the internet exposed two Israeli settler colonial police beating Damas Pakada, an African in the city of Holon, the masses of African people, angered by this evidence of their everyday humiliation and oppression, rose up in a series of mass protests against police violence in major Israeli cities.

Weeks of speculation of a neck-and-neck, hung parliament and an impossibility of an overall majority by a single party in the British elections have finally passed.

The African Socialist International condemns the killing of innocent impoverished African workers just on allegations that they are not from South Africa or they can't speak Zulu properly.

The African petty bourgeoisie, under the ANC's leadership, has surrendered to white imperialist rulers, of which Cecil John Rhodes, the founder of DeBeers, is an historical part.

When black parents encourage their children to turn themselves in to the police, because of some colonial understanding of morality or white ruling class law, we become an arm of the State.