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Bernie Sanders up to his usual antics

Photos of a 21-year-old Bernie Sanders being arrested at a civil rights protest in the 60s while attending the University of Chicago have recently surfaced from the Chicago Tribune's archives.

Bernie Sanders is not the answer for African college students

U.S. democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, in his undying lust for the control of the minds of African people, started a tour of Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCUs).

Unique D’Vine becomes the new Distribution Manager for The Burning Spear

Comrade Unique D’Vine committed herself to relocating from Tampa to St. Petersburg, Florida in order to further the revolution, even before attending the 2016 African People’s Socialist Party (APSP) Plenary in January.

Celebrating the revolutionary Nina Simone

The 2015 documentary on Nina Simone, “What Happened, Miss Simone” was an instant classic. The Toronto bookstore, A Different Booklist, organized a group of people to screen the film together when it was first shown here.

Feel the Blarney: The 2016 U.S. presidential elections

The electoral process is simply the means by which the different white rulers conduct generally safe, non-violent contests among themselves to take control of the State for the security and advancement of their economic interests.

Winning the war of ideas

“The AgitProp presentation was lit!” exclaimed Comrade Gazi Kodzo, as the warriors of the African People’s Socialist Party’s (APSP), Department of Agitation and Propaganda (AgitProp) marched triumphantly out of Akwaaba Hall.

Flint water “crisis” is a crime of genocide

There are so many responsible parties in this crime against humanity that one can only conclude it is an organized effort.

The African People’s Socialist Party 2016 Plenary forwards the revolution!

ST. Petersburg FL––On January 9th and 10th, 2016, The African People’s Socialist Party (APSP) convened its annual Plenary at the Akwaaba Hall.


Cover-up in Texas: Still no justice for Sandra Bland

HOUSTON-In the same federal courthouse where Muhammad Ali was convicted for draft evasion in June of 1967, a wrongful death suit was initiated on December 17, 2015 by attorneys representing the family of Sandra Bland.
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