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Spear staff - July 23, 2011

In this video, Geronimo ji-Jaga Pratt, (1947 – 2011) addresses a forum on police brutality held after his release from prison in 1997. Pratt, a...

Summer Project kicks off in St. Petersburg, Florida

Spear staff - July 15, 2011

ST PETERSBURG, FL — Freedom Summer 2011, a month-long project organized to overturn the conditions of poverty, unemployment, poor education and police violence in...

Juneteenth “Proclamation” Not Yet Uhuru

Spear staff - July 3, 2011

HOUSTON—On Sunday, June 19, 2011, a festive crowd gathered at the All African People's Development and Empowerment Project's (AAPDEP's) 5th Ward Community Garden for...

Musical historian Norman Richmond on Teddy Pendergrass

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

Teddy Pendergrass had a special relationship with Canada. His first professional shows were done in Canada. Pendergrass began his career behind a drum kit, not...

Chairman Omali Yeshitela Speaks In Dallas, TX Int’l Book Tour Promoting His New Book One People! One Party! One Destiny!

egundele hakil shalamath fagbenro - June 17, 2011

Uhuru Summer Series Chairman Omali Yeshitela Speaks In Dallas, TX ...

Archie Bell of Archie Bell and the Drells fame to headline Juneteenth One Africa! One Nation! Marketplace! Freedom and Music Festival 2011 in Houston

Spear staff - June 16, 2011

HOUSTON—On June 19 2011, at the AAPDEP 5th Ward Community Garden, in Houston, Texas, the people will come together to celebrate Juneteenth. The Garden...

POSITION OPPORTUNITY ANNOUNCMENT!

African People's Education and Defense Fund (APEDF) - June 15, 2011

POSITION TITLE: GYM MANAGER SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS: Under the supervision of APEDF Executive Director, you will provide leadership to the gym staff to meet the financial...

Norman Richmond reflects on Gil Scott-Heron

Norman "Otis" Richmond (aka Jalali) - June 12, 2011

I was inside a Cyber Café when I learned of the passing of Gil Scott-Heron. I was surfing the net and accidentally ran across...

End the oppression of African women: Breaking through feminism

anwo president yejide orunmila - June 12, 2011

Admittedly, I struggled when I was asked to give a presentation entitled "End the Oppression of African Women" at the 2011 International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement (InPDUM) convention.

Seizing African self-determination through art and culture

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Defend African workers from South Africa’s colonial attacks

Our Own Liberators

The Ballot and the Bullet!

Outbreak of colonial Ebola: Barbarism or African self-determination?

Femicide is colonial violence: Why colonized women are dying

Football fans in shock! FIFA collides with parasitic corporations to fleece the world

Uhuru Bakery & Café Grand Opening celebrates Marcus Garvey’s 139th birthday!

Black Mother’s March gathers in D.C. to expose state-kidnappings of black children

Mobile museum exhibit showcases 50+ years of Uhuru

All out to Atlanta for historic Uhuru 3 appeal!

Uhuru Bakery & Café Grand Opening celebrates Marcus Garvey’s 139th birthday!

Today’s imperialist attacks are rooted in the first colonial attack on Africa

“This time ’til it’s won!” Uhuru advances mission to seize Black Power

Defend African workers from South Africa’s colonial attacks

The Ballot and the Bullet!

Mobile museum exhibit showcases 50+ years of Uhuru

Femicide is colonial violence: Why colonized women are dying

Huey P. Newton: “You might not have the Panthers, but you have the Uhuru House”

Seizing African self-determination through art and culture

Defend African workers from South Africa’s colonial attacks

Delaney Hall imprisons colonized people on poisoned land

Outbreak of colonial Ebola: Barbarism or African self-determination?

“America 250” celebrates colonial violence

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