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Roy Moore loses Alabama, but U.S. imperialism still rapes black women

In recent months, bourgeois media has been dominated by stories of powerful capitalists accused of sexual assault.

The Vulnerability of African Children After Disaster

Natural and manmade disasters continue to destroy African communities.

Black Workers’ Congress set for October – St. Louis, MO

African people from throughout the world will convene in St. Louis, Missouri for the week-long seventh Congress of the African People’s Socialist Party starting on October 6th, 2018.

Neocolonial violence endured by Africans in Libya shocks the world

A CNN report on the auctioning and brutalization of Africans showed on French television on 15 November shook the world, leading to black people’s spontaneous mass demonstrations on the streets of France, Belgium, London and also across Africa.

Black Power Blueprint Reparations Campaign calls on white people to return the stolen resources

On December 8, 2017, the African People’s Socialist Party (APSP) launched a dynamic campaign to raise $25,000 in the first phase of a $300,000 effort to fund the Black Power Blueprint, a revolutionary program of economic and political power led by and for the African working class in St. Louis.

February 21: The Day of the African Martyr

ST. PETERSBURG, FL—September 7-9, 1982: after nine years of existence, the African People’s Socialist Party held our first Congress in Oakland, California.

New installed on African People’s Socialist Party National Central Committee

ST. LOUIS—The Central Committee of the African People’s Socialist Party convened on November 25 and 26th in St. Louis and made a number of decisions that will guide our Party and movement for the next period of struggle.

The Vulnerability of African Children After Disaster: Project Black Ankh’s Response

Natural and manmade disasters continue to destroy African communities.

Twenty-one years after TyRon Lewis, St. Pete police murder Timothy Jackson

St. Petersburg, Florida—The St. Pete police murdered 33-year-old African, Timothy Earl Jackson on October 24, 2017—exactly 21 years after the police murder of then 18-year-old TyRon Lewis.

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