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Django Unchained, or, “Killing whitey while protecting white power”: A critical analysis

Omali Yeshitela, Chairman of the African People's Socialist Party - January 20, 2013

It has been a long time since a movie has sparked as much controversy as Django Unchained. Written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, the movie...

Uhuru Radio Builds Dual Institution! The Future Looks Black!

maitho adabuwale - January 13, 2013

Breaking News! There is a war going on, a media war! In the year 2011, U.S. Communications and Media Corporations spent 1.12 trillion dollars to...

A common thread of courage

lynne stewart - November 25, 2012

Two books reviewed by Lynne Stewart

Mahalia Jackson internationalized black music

Norman "Otis" Richmond (aka Jalali) - October 21, 2012

Before the “King of Pop,” Michael Jackson, internationalized black music, another Jackson named Mahalia had already conquered the world. The woman who became known as...

Happy (belated) birthday, Barry White!

Norman "Otis" Richmond (aka Jalali) - October 12, 2012

Barry White, who passed on July 4th, 2003 of kidney failure from years of high blood pressure, believed in the Black Radical Tradition. Born to...

The search for revolutionary music

zenobia spencer - October 12, 2012

When asked the question of what revolutionary hip-hop music I listen to, it is hard to name many new artists. Let’s start off by...

Garvey Lives! Ron Bobb-Semple to perform Marcus Garvey show at APSP USA National Plenary!

Spear staff - February 13, 2012

During our National Plenary that will be occurring on February 18-21, the African People's Socialist Party USA will remember Marcus Garvey with a remarkable...

Wynton Kelly: “The light for the cigarette… Without him, there’s no smoking”

Norman "Otis" Richmond (aka Jalali) - December 2, 2011

Wynton Marsalis is one of the biggest names in music circles in the 21st Century. That is a well known fact. What is not known is that Marsalis is named after Wynton Kelly.

Fela: One of a Kind!

Norman "Otis" Richmond (aka Jalali) - December 2, 2011

"Fela Anikulapo-Kuti was James Brown, Huey Newton, Rick James, Bob Marley, Duke Ellington and ODB all rolled up in one black African fist. The...

In defence of Julius Malema against the South African neo-colonial courts

Masking Indians, Zulu, and the African & Indigenous roots of Mardi Gras in New Orleans

Black Power 96 February Fund Drive brings community together

City of St. Louis exposed at budget meeting, fails to respond to tornado disaster

Strength, struggle, and the leadership of African Women

We demand U.S. and its Israeli proxy out of the middle East

Strength, struggle, and the leadership of African Women

Colonial crisis deepens: Chairman Omali explains the U.S. attack on Iran

Sonya Massey’s killer faces conviction, but colonialism still runs free

The African Revolution is taking back Martin Luther King!

City of St. Louis exposed at budget meeting, fails to respond to tornado disaster

The African Revolution is taking back Martin Luther King!

African People’s Socialist Party plots course to win Black Power

Uhuru 3 win early termination of probation in victory for anti-colonial free speech

New book chronicles the leadership of Chairman Omali, correctness of African Internationalism

Strength, struggle, and the leadership of African Women

Sonya Massey’s killer faces conviction, but colonialism still runs free

St. Louis is in crisis mode

African women condemn U.S. attack on Venezuela, kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro Moros and First Lady Cilia Flores de Maduro

Boston demands accountability for killing of Shacoby Kenny!

In defence of Julius Malema against the South African neo-colonial courts

We demand U.S. and its Israeli proxy out of the middle East

Project Thuthukani presents: Msogwaba Agricultural Program!

Iran is liberating the region from colonialism

Colonial crisis deepens: Chairman Omali explains the U.S. attack on Iran

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In defence of Julius Malema against the South African neo-colonial courts

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