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Black leaders call for March on the White House to demand end to U.S. war on Africa

The Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations has issued a call for black people to descend on Washington, DC this fall for a two-day mobilization demanding an end to U.S. military and economic aggression in Africa and African communities worldwide.

ICC frees neocolonialist Jean-Pierre Bemba in time for Congo’s election

On June 8, 2018 the International Criminal Court (ICC) reversed their 2016 conviction of Jean Pierre Bemba, the leader of the Movement for the Liberation of Congo (MLC), on charges of crimes against humanity and war crimes.

 

InPDUM: “Keep 28” campaign in St. Louis black community wages struggle against ward reduction

ST. LOUIS—At one time, the city of St. Louis had a population of almost a million people. White people fled the city by the hundreds of thousands when the hint of African people fighting for power was in the air.

 

Roy Moore loses Alabama, but U.S. imperialism still rapes black women

In recent months, bourgeois media has been dominated by stories of powerful capitalists accused of sexual assault.

Roy Moore loses Alabama, but U.S. imperialism still rapes black women

In recent months, bourgeois media has been dominated by stories of powerful capitalists accused of sexual assault.

Black is Back March on the White House & National Conference 2017

The Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations held its annual march on the White House and national conference in Washington, D.C. under the theme, “The Ballot and the Bullet: Elections, War, and Peace in the Era of Donald Trump” on November 4-5.

African workers demand genuine democracy in Kenya

Uhuru Kenyatta won 54 percent of votes against 45 percent for Raila Odinga on 8 August 2017. 1.4 million votes separated the two contenders.

The ANC election conferences for positions exposes the character of the Party

This coming December the African National Congress (ANC), the Party that facilitated the smooth process of transferring power from white settlers to the indigenous Africans in Occupied Azania (South Africa) in 1994, will be holding their elective conference for key political positions such as the president, deputies and so on.

Shattering the decorum: The Hilton story

Typically in bourgeois elections when people hear the word "forum" or "debate," it's safe to assume that it will be a snooze fest.

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