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U.S. spy agency invades St. Louis black community—The Black Power Blueprint will make St. Louis “ungentrifiable”

ST. LOUIS—The U.S. government has chosen St. Louis, Missouri, still reeling from the 2014 African rebellions following the police assassination of Mike Brown, as the host city for a massive counterintelligence facility known as the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA).

 

Is Kevin King, top St. Pete government official, sexually preying on homeless black men?

Kevin King is one of the highest-paid officials in the St. Petersburg, Florida city government. In October of 2014, King expressed in private Facebook messages that he has an “obsession with homeless black men.”

African Internationalist Students Organization (AISO) leader remembers the young fearless Martyred students of 1976

June 16, 1976 is an unforgettable date for Africans in Occupied Azania, for it was a bloody and chaotic encounter in Soweto.

 

Juneteenth In Houston, Texas “Not Yet Uhuru”

HOUSTON—Once again it is the Juneteenth time of year. In Houston, Texas that means “Juneteenth, ‘Not Yet Uhuru’ Freedom and Music Festival.”

 

Solving the Problems of the Revolution—The Advanced Detachment III

The second imperialist world war resulted in the U.S., which did not suffer the consequences of war being fought within its domestic borders, becoming the center of the capitalist world economy.

 

CPS is a joke: African children murdered by white adoptive parents

By now, you’ve probably heard the tragic story of the six African children who were murdered by their adoptive white female parents when the women drove their car off of a cliff into the sea. 

 

ANWO 1st International Convention A Success

WASHINGTON, D.C.--The first international convention of the African National Women’s Organization (ANWO) was a statement to the world of our determination to be, once again, independent and free.    

 

Community Benefit Concert held to celebrate Dominique, Laniya, and Ashaunti Two Years after their murders

St. Petersburg, FL – March 31, 2018 marked two years since the vicious murders of three African teenage girls, Dominique Battle (16), Laniya Miller (15), and Ashaunti Butler (15), by the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Department, after they illegally chased, corralled and left the girls to drown in a pond.

 

Robeson’s remembered with record and Row R

“Robeson may have joined the ancestors, but his example, his intelligence, his political acumen remains as a lodestar we would all do well to study and exemplify.” Gerald Horne.

 

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