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Point of The Spear

A personal tribute to Glen Ford, my Comrade and friend

My relationship with Comrade Glen Ford began in 2009 with the founding of the Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations. We...

Long live Glen Ford, African intellectual warrior!

Ford, brilliant journalist, broadcaster, senior editor of the Black Agenda Report and co-founder of the Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and...

African workers rise up, create crises and instability for the colonial capitalist system

Editor's Note: We present this third section of Chairman Omali's Political Report to the Second Plenary of the African People's Socialist Party's Seventh Congress,...

African workers of the world: Unite and organize!

Editor's Note: We present the "Opening and Overview" section of Chairman Omali's Political Report to the Second Plenary of the African People's Socialist Party's...

How the Party dared to struggle and win against Ideological Imperialism following the defeat of the Black Revolution of the ’60s

"Political Africans must not be tricked into the unprincipled white arena where O.L. and the various white communist organizations are performing autopsies on the exhumed 'national question.' Let the dead bury the dead, we must be about the task of national liberation. After all, we are our own liberators!"

The new period: A time for Party-building

Editor's note: This Point of The Spear first appeared in February 1980. It was written 40 years ago for a Party conference in Gainesville, Florida by Chairman Omali Yeshitela. This document was actually a political report that preceded the Party's First Congress two years later.

Historical basis of the African nation state

The nation cannot be defined by measuring itself against itself. If there is no “other,” there is no logic for the “nation.”

I didn’t tear down that mural to get a plaque!

The following presentation was made by Chairman Omali Yeshitela at a press conference held on June 15, 2020 by the Uhuru Movement in response to the St. Petersburg city council’s proposal to hang a plaque on the blank wall in city hall to replace an offensive anti-African, white nationalist mural that the Chairman tore down during a demonstration in 1966.

The African People’s Socialist Party made reparations a household topic!

Another problem solved by our Party was to give reality to the demand for reparations that had been talked about within the national liberation movement for generations.

 

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