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Killer Mike and T.I. laud Atlanta’s African petty bourgeoisie—we need more African Internationalist emcees

Portions of Atlanta, Georgia went up in flames following the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota on May 25.

The death of Naya Rivera and why African people need control of our own culture

On July 8, 2020, actress, singer and author Naya Rivera drowned in California’s Lake Piru after saving her four-year-old son. Rivera, who identified herself as “one-quarter [African], one-quarter German, and one-half Puerto Rican,” was best known for her role of Santana Lopez on the popular musical TV series “Glee.” 

Long Live Nicola! InPDUM Salutes the Life and Legacy of Comrade Nicola

“Nicola was so dedicated. She’s going to live on through all of us, who knew her, who love her and were able to share memories with her. She transitioned as a dedicated mother and revolutionary on Saturday, April 4, 2020, fighting for our people & I'm sure she wouldn’t have wanted to transition any other way.”

Building an independent African economy, one pie at a time – Uhuru Foods & Pies baked and sold 6,500 pies in three Party regions...

As part of the campaign to sell 10,000 Uhuru Pies, much work has happened to transform various aspects of the work to accommodate the higher volume of pies.

Black fashion meets Black Power in UZI Custom Clothing

UZI has a mission much greater than supplying the black community with the latest, most unique fashions (though it does that very well); UZI is an instrument of black community self determination.

Bringing Black Power to black culture through the Musa Abantu Black Power and Open Mic Events in St. Louis

BSI and the Black Power Blueprint exist because we realize the political and economic are one.

The 2019 Joburg pride parade in unity with parasitic capitalism

Inclusion will not cut it. Africa and all oppressed people need independence from this genocidal system.

Oklahoma Students Targeted for Resisting Anti-African Headwrap Dress Code Policy

In February 2018, the students began wearing African-styled headwraps to express themselves culturally.

This is what African self-determination looks like: the 5th annual One Africa! One Nation! Uhuru Book Fair & Flea Market

Under the slogan “Putting the power of education in the hands of the African community,” APEDF, BSI and our many partners involved the black community of West Philadelphia in bringing to life the positive future of African self-determination in the real world.

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