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Solyana Bekele, Managing Editor

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Reparations Investment Company advances renovations on three properties

This article is derived from presentations made by Uhuru Solidarity Movement Chair Jesse Nevel and Reparations Investment Company (RIC) committee leaders at an African...

Democratic socialists win mayor, primaries. But who holds power?

The geographically disparate yet notable wins of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) candidates in major cities and states in the U.S. has propelled...

Uhuru Flea Market becomes classroom for mini-intensive

PHILADELPHIA–The Northern Region of the African People’s Socialist Party-USA strengthened organization and political education during its Saturday, June 13 mini-intensive by integrating collective study...

Seizing African self-determination through art and culture

At the unassuming historic site at 1805 Madison Ave, West Baltimore, MD, Africans gathered on the sunny yet breezy Friday, June 5 evening, at...

“America 250” celebrates colonial violence

WASHINGTON, D.C–The greens and yellows of the shrubbery surrounding the Reflecting Pool in Washington D.C.’s southwesterly corner are now accompanied by structures and trailers...

How “Khartoum” captures the revolutionary hope of a war-torn city

Among the films screened at this year’s New African Film Festival held in Silver Spring, MD between March 13-26 was the 2025 “Khartoum;” a...

Uhuru Health Festival builds dual power in Philly 

There’s perhaps nothing quite like the way the One Africa! One Nation! Uhuru Flea Marketplace excites the African community in Southwest Philly. Saturday, April...

“This time ’til it’s won!” Uhuru advances mission to seize Black Power

Three days were simply not enough to hold the ever-expanding and far-reaching work of the African People’s Socialist Party (APSP) and the Uhuru Movement...

The film as an anticolonial weapon: Haile Gerima’s “Black Lions, Roman Wolves” debuts at historic Lincoln Theatre

In the heart of Washington, D.C., at the historic Lincoln Theatre—known as “Washington’s Black Broadway”—Africans gathered to watch D.C.’s own Haile Gerima’s upcoming documentary,...

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