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Baltimore: A righteous struggle against white power in black face – neocolonialism!

bryan troupe - April 30, 2015

25-year-old Freddie Gray was murdered by Baltimore City police stemming from an April 12th incident where he suffered a spinal cord injury that led to his death a week later on April 19th.

Omali Yeshitela calls out white media during press conference on Baltimore

Spear staff - April 28, 2015

"We know who the looters are and it ain't no poor black people in Baltimore!" - Omali Yeshitela ST. PETERSBURG, FL -

Former neocolonial dictator of Haiti Jean-Claude “Baby Doc” Duvalier dead at 63

alex morley - October 17, 2014

Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier recently died of a heart attack in Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince at the age of 63.

Senegal liberalism and the betrayal of the old “left parties” in Africa

cheikhouna ba - October 7, 2014

DAKAR, SenegalÃ Â¢ "It is very clear that the outcome of the presidential, legislative and local elections in Senegal reveal the political immaturity of our revolutionary movement, and the need for political education among the masses.

Boko Haram and the explosion of neocolonial rule in Nigeria

Luwezi Kinshasa, ASI Secretary General - July 1, 2014

LONDON-What the hell is going on in Nigeria?

South Africa elections show ANC is losing grip on African masses

Luwezi Kinshasa, ASI Secretary General - June 9, 2014

LONDON—Jacob Zuma, the African National Congress (ANC) leader, has retained South Africa’s presidency with 63.2 percent of the votes, in this, the fifth general...

Oil and gas discoveries place Tanzania within the crosshairs of parasitic imperialism

Luwezi Kinshasa, ASI Secretary General - April 8, 2014

As oil and gas discoveries place Tanzania within the crossÃ 'Ã'Âhairs of parasitic imperialist companies, neocolonial president Jakaya Kikwete prepares to hand over Tanzania's resources at the people's expense.

Nelson Mandela’s legacy in South Africa is neocolonialism

Luwezi Kinshasa, ASI Secretary General - January 14, 2014

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France in Central Africa: A history of colonial violence and resistance

makola libanga - January 9, 2014

The people of Central African Republic have been victims of French colonial violence since the late 1800s when France ruled Central Africa as part of the Ã Ã'Â¢ French Congo.Ã Ã'Â¢

How “Khartoum” captures the revolutionary hope of a war-torn city

Neo-colonialism remains the primary obstacle to African liberation

Uhuru Health Festival builds dual power in Philly

Extracted: forced C-Sections to family policing

Date set for Uhuru 3 oral argument hearing in Atlanta

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

Reparations to Africans, Palestinians and Iranians! Jail the Israeli army genociders!

Extracted: forced C-Sections to family policing

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

Strength, struggle, and the leadership of African Women

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

Date set for Uhuru 3 oral argument hearing in Atlanta

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

The African Revolution is taking back Martin Luther King!

Uhuru Health Festival builds dual power in Philly

Students are a spark, but the African Peoples’ Socialist Party must lead!

Extracted: forced C-Sections to family policing

Strength, struggle, and the leadership of African Women

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

How “Khartoum” captures the revolutionary hope of a war-torn city

Neo-colonialism remains the primary obstacle to African liberation

Reparations to Africans, Palestinians and Iranians! Jail the Israeli army genociders!

Students are a spark, but the African Peoples’ Socialist Party must lead!

Secession or unification: What is the solution for Sudan?

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How “Khartoum” captures the revolutionary hope of a war-torn city