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African student fends off white attacker: Smash colonial violence

Solyana Bekele, Managing Editor -
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 global exploitation and revolutionary potential of African women’s labor

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
Worldwide, African women form the backbone of economies. We work fields, take care of children that are not our own, clean homes we do...

The tariff war and the crisis of imperialism

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
As we look on and brace ourselves for the repercussions that will result from rising tariffs, trade wars, and “negotiations” between imperialist powers, it's...

African workers of the world unite and organize!

Luwezi Kinshasa, ASI Secretary General -
Global Day of Action in defense and in solidarity with Burkina Faso Join the struggle taking Africa back in our own hands!  Stand with the anti-colonial...

Reporting from behind enemy lines, the reality of prisons in America

Sayero -
This article is an excerpted transcription of an interview with Makandal Cinque, who is a featured writer for The Burning Spear newspaper, a student...

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

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

White power feigns “AID” for AIDS, but we want reparations!

Asa Anpu -
The U.S. government’s decision to reduce funding for HIV/AIDS-related work in Occupied Azania (South Africa) has stirred the Black community, mainly because 8 million...

They tried to kill our revolution, but Black Power lives through the Uhuru Movement!

Spear staff -
It’s April 4, 1968, when Chairman Omali Yeshitela travels on a Greyhound bus to Gainesville, Florida, to speak at a demonstration. Only four days...

Black mother jailed while searching for her abused and missing daughter

African National Women's Organization (ANWO) -
On February 28, Khaila Wilks (Czereda), a young African mother fighting to find her daughter, Iris Crum, was arrested after a disappointing family court...
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