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Solyana Bekele, Managing Editor

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African student fends off white attacker: Smash colonial violence

In the late morning of Wednesday, April 2, 17-year-old African student-athlete Karmelo Anthony was arrested in Frisco, TX, for the fatal stabbing of Austin...

The politics of Bob Marley’s “Catch A Fire”: A timeless call for resistance and revolution

On April 13, 1973, Bob Marley and the Wailers released their fifth studio album, Catch A Fire, catapulting themselves and reggae onto the world...

One Africa! One Nation! Uhuru Flea market returns to Philly in 2025

This year marks the momentous 21st year of the vibrant and dynamic One Africa! One Nation! (OAON) Uhuru Flea Market in Philadelphia, PA. Dedicated...

Here’s what made Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show significant

Kendrick Lamar’s highly anticipated Super Bowl halftime performance on February 9, 2025, predictively ignited widespread internet discourse and analyses on its presumed coded, subversive,...

Election of Trump is a crisis for white power: The work is not done, African people’s resistance will persist

The landslide victory and re-election of Donald J. Trump as U.S. president on Nov. 5, 2024, has once again thrown the Democratic Party, white...

Hands Off the People’s Market: Philly’s One Africa! One Nation! Marketplace celebrates 20 years with Uhuru Health Festival

PHILADELPHIA—Despite the nervousness the rainy conditions caused, vendors and Northern Region Party organizers came together on April 20th to celebrate and host the Uhuru...

Actor Terrence Howard opposes taxation of black people–echoes Uhuru Movement’s call for economic liberation

Actor Terrence Howard, famous for his roles in films such as “Hustle and Flow” (2005) and “Iron Man” (2008), and the TV series “Empire”,...

Defend the right to anti-colonial free speech!

It has been clear since the violent, military-style, pre-dawn FBI raids of the Uhuru Movement on July 29, 2022, that the U.S. government is...

Outside the white people’s house, we chanted, “U.S.government, you can’t hide! We charge you with genocide!”

On the wispy morning of Nov. 4, African people from various states across the U.S. gathered at Malcolm X Park in D.C. to prepare...

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